The Niapele (pronounced nee-uh-peh-lay, it means “children” in the Liberian dialect Kpele) Project was created to help the refugee children through community-based programs. “Our approach is based on the principles of sustainable development,” says Chester, “providing them with increased and improved access to health care, education, shelter, food, and a stable nurturing environment. By offering support and development services for local grassroots organizations, we ensure that communities work together to address their common problems and towards a common sustainable future.”
Thanks to a fiscal sponsor,the organization was not difficult to set up. “As time went on,” Chester says, “and the Niapele Project grew in scope and reach, the amount of work required to actually keep the organization going grew along with it. We have been lucky in that we have found some amazing people along the way to assist us in making the Niapele Project grow and improve. Without their help and support, it would certainly have been more challenging.”
The Niapele Project currently supports three programs in the Buduburam refugee community. First, there is the School Nutrition program, which feeds more than 650 elementary school children a day. The Project is also partnered with the Harmony Children’s Center, which aids physically and mentally handicapped children. Thirdly, the Niapele Project works with the Abandoned Refugee Children’s Home (ARCH), which currently houses 25 abandoned children.
Segal Family Foundation funded $5000 in 2010
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