RIVERCESS COUNTY, LIBERIA — Felecia Zokpo, a beneficiary of the Liberia Women Empowerment Project (LWEP) in Rivercess County and a mother of four living with a disability, has praised the Government of Liberia for providing financial assistance to women across the country.
Speaking during a visit by the Assistant Minister of Gender, Children and Social Protection, Zokpo thanked the government, noting that the financial support has significantly improved her family’s living conditions, particularly in education.
According to her, all four of her children were out of school before she received assistance under the project.
She explained that the financial support enabled her to enroll all four children in school, giving them access to education and better opportunities for the future.
Zokpo described the intervention as a life-changing initiative, emphasizing the importance of continued financial assistance to women, particularly those living with disabilities and facing economic challenges.
Her testimony highlights the potential impact of women’s empowerment initiatives in improving household welfare and expanding access to education among vulnerable families.
The Liberia Women Empowerment Project is aimed at supporting women through interventions designed to promote economic empowerment and improve their livelihoods.
