Project Overview
The Liberian Visually Impaired Living and Learning Facility is a collaborative project led by Canadian not-for-profit Hope for Community Development in partnership with the the Liberian National Commission on Disabilities (NCD), the Christian Association of the Blind, and the Deaf and Blind Association in Nimba United community District number 1 Montserrado county. The facility will be built in multiple phases in Liberia and will include Liberia's first international standard facility for visually impaired individuals, a school, clinic, worship centre, amusement park, and accommodation units .
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Enriching The Lives of The Visually Impaired People In Liberia
Hope for Community Development will continue to invest in the lives of people that need help the most, especially the most vulnerable population. According to SIDA, in Liberia, 61% of the disabled population struggle with mobility, 24% are visually impaired, 7% are deaf and 8% have an intellectual or psychosocial disability.
OUR VISION
The Liberian Visually Impaired Living and Learning Facility strives to enhance the lives of visually impaired individuals, enabling them to overcome barriers, pursue their aspirations, and lead fulfilling and independent lives.
The Liberian Visually Impaired Living and Learning Facility serves as a beacon of hope, empowerment, and inclusion for the visually impaired community. It represents a step forward in creating an inclusive society where individuals with visually impairments can thrive and contribute to nation building efforts.
ABOUT OUR FACILITY
OUR FACILITY
The Liberian Visually Impaired Living and Learning Facility is designed to cater to the unique needs of the visually impaired community. This innovative facility offers a wide range of services, resources, and programs to support education, worship, health, and social integration. The facility is equipped with but is not limited to the following structures:
SCHOOL INTERIOR
WORSHIP CENTER INTERIOR
ACCOMMODATION UNITS INTERIOR
School for the Visually Impaired
Clinic
Worship Center
Education plays a crucial role in empowering visually impaired individuals. The facility is equipped with a school which offers comprehensive educational services.
The Hope Clinic within the facility offers specialized healthcare services tailored to the unique requirements of visually impaired individuals.
Accommodation Units
The Worship Center is an inclusive space where individuals can engage in spiritual practices and connect with their faith. It is designed to accommodate diverse religious beliefs and provides accessible worship services
The facility offers accommodation units that are meticulously designed to meet the unique needs of visually impaired residents. Each unit compasses accessibility features such as tactile floor, markers, contracting colors for easy navigation, and audible alarms for emergencies.
Accommodation Units
Hope for Community Development envisioned building a Living and Learning Facility for the Visually Impaired people in Liberia and we are currently taking bold steps towards bringing this purposeful dream to life.
We are currently working with partners and stakeholders to fundraise and launch this incredible initiative of building better communities for the most vulnerable population in Liberia.
Join us September 2nd, 2023 for our first Fundraising Dinner Event for the official launch of the Liberian Living and Learning Facility project for the visually impaired people in Liberia, one of the world's developing countries that fought 14 years of civil war and it's still struggling economically.
Join us to raise up to $2.7million to implement the Liberian Visually Impaired Living and Learning Facility project.
Hope for Community Development is currently working with partners and stakeholders to fundraise and launch this incredible initiative of building better communities for the most vulnerable population in Liberia.
Despite the limited financial resources, Hope for Community Development is proud to have now assisted over 6,000 visually impaired youths and families with basic needs. We believe the last thing a visually impaired person should be worried about is food and shelter.
'Your support will really make a great impact in the lives of visually impaired youths and families living on the streets of Monrovia, Liberia!"
