- What is KEEP Liberia?
KEEP Liberia (Kids Educational Engagement Project) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting literacy, education, and community empowerment across Liberia. We use storytelling, creative campaigns, and community engagement to inspire learning and social change.
- What is KEEP’s mission?
Our mission is to foster a culture of reading, empower communities through education, and amplify voices that drive positive change.
- Who does KEEP serve?
We serve children, youth, educators, and communities across Liberia, with a focus on literacy initiatives, school support, and community engagement programs.
- What are KEEP’s main programs?
- Literacy Promotion: Establishing mini libraries, promoting digital literacy, and the publication of children’s books.
- Community Engagement: Events, storytelling sessions, and awareness campaigns.
- Educational Support: Providing materials, mentorship, and training for schools.
- Special Campaigns: Creative initiatives like Korpo’s Swimming Challenge to inspire learning and resilience.
- What is Korpo’s Swimming Challenge?
It’s a book and campaign launched by KEEP Liberia to encourage literacy, resilience, and community engagement. The initiative uses storytelling to spark conversations about perseverance and education.
- How can I support KEEP Liberia?
You can support by:
- Donating books, resources, or funds.
- Volunteering in literacy and community programs.
- Partnering with KEEP for campaigns and events.
- Sharing KEEP’s stories to amplify our impact.
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Reading Sessions Conducted
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Students Trained Computer Literacy
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Teachers Trained in Reading Strategies
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Visits To Our Reading Rooms
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Books Donated
Reading rooms created in 14 counties
Our Mission
At KEEP, we envision a Liberia where over 90% of the population is literate and free from negative social norms.
Our Vision
KEEP is a national nonprofit organization that promotes social justice and equity by working with community members and national stakeholders through education, advocacy and economic empowerment programs in Liberia.
IMPACT STORY
From Struggles to Success: Blessing Dowaity
Blessing Dowaity a participant of our Accelerated Learning program, the Second Chance is an eight year’ old who lives with her foster family in Kendeja, along the RIA Highway. Before joining KEEP, Blessing had never been to school. In 2024, Blessing couldn’t identify letters or make their sounds. Through our Accelerated Learning program, the Second Chance, she learned letter recognition, phonics, and how to blend two- and three-letter words.
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