Children’s Welfare International (CWI) is a 501C3 Christian faith-based nonprofit and non
governmental organization with focus on developing the child in a holistic manner - physically,
emotionally, socially, and spiritually thus enabling them to settle happily in society.
Since 2008, CWI has been consistently reaching out to the unreached children on the street of
Monrovia, Liberia. We help children build their self esteem, gain access to their rights, and develop the
skills to break the cycle of war and out of poverty in order to create a better future for themselves,
their families and their communities.
governmental organization with focus on developing the child in a holistic manner - physically,
emotionally, socially, and spiritually thus enabling them to settle happily in society.
Since 2008, CWI has been consistently reaching out to the unreached children on the street of
Monrovia, Liberia. We help children build their self esteem, gain access to their rights, and develop the
skills to break the cycle of war and out of poverty in order to create a better future for themselves,
their families and their communities.
Silent suffering of children in Liberia, West Africa
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The fifteen years of civil unrest took a heavy toll on education in Liberia. Besides the destruction of
physical infrastructures, school children became effective instruments of destruction in the hands of
warlords as they divided and misruled. Within this period, many children’s dreams and aspirations for
education were shattered.
The depletion of the country’s human resources in value and quantity has continued to be one of the
unavoidable challenges to Liberia’s recovery in the post war era. Even while the Government and
collaborated institutions embarked on initiatives to addressing this incumbent issue, the facts remains
that a higher percentage of the population is still struggling to meet basic life demands including
feeding, shelter, medical and education amidst high unemployment rate.
physical infrastructures, school children became effective instruments of destruction in the hands of
warlords as they divided and misruled. Within this period, many children’s dreams and aspirations for
education were shattered.
The depletion of the country’s human resources in value and quantity has continued to be one of the
unavoidable challenges to Liberia’s recovery in the post war era. Even while the Government and
collaborated institutions embarked on initiatives to addressing this incumbent issue, the facts remains
that a higher percentage of the population is still struggling to meet basic life demands including
feeding, shelter, medical and education amidst high unemployment rate.
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