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A registered Women/Youth-run NGO dedicated to improving reproductive, maternal, and newborn Outcomes

18/10/2025

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Day Two Highlights | SRHR Coach Masterclass 4.0

What an inspiring week and Day Two it has been for our participants!

Day Two began with great excitement as participants engaged in a lively icebreaker and a recap of Day One, refreshing key lessons and setting the tone for another impactful day of learning and connection.

Our first session, “The Human Body and How It Works,” led by our Executive Director Ms. Lela Precious Dolo, and Mr. Taire Luke Boimah Youth & Capacity Building Specialist, took participants on a deep dive into understanding the human reproductive system. Together, they explored its structure and functions, broke down myths and taboos around menstruation and sexual organs, and teamed up to present how the body works, promoting both teamwork and knowledge sharing.

The energy stayed high as we moved into our final session, “Puberty & Menstrual Hygiene,” facilitated by Mrs. Christina F. Blama-Hessou and Ms. Nuniah Varpilah. Through the exciting “Before and After Puberty” game and open discussions, participants learned about the physical and emotional changes that come with puberty, and the importance of normalizing conversations about menstruation and hygiene.

It was a day filled with discovery, dialogue, and empowerment, nurturing confidence and knowledge among our young SRHR advocates. As we wrap up Week One, we’re already looking forward to another week of powerful learning, connection, and growth.

17/10/2025

Happy Birthday to our Youth Capacity Building Specialist, Taire Luke Boimah!

Thank you for your dedication, passion, and the incredible work you do to empower young people. Wishing you a year filled with success, joy, and new opportunities.

Cheers to you!

16/10/2025

Highlights from Day One of our SRHR Coach Masterclass 4.0

After a successful orientation and an icebreaker session this morning led by our Executive Director Ms. Lela Precious Dolo. our participants moved straight into the main sessions with so much excitement and energy.

Our first session was led by our Program Officer, Ms. Qweta Chuku Gbaie, who facilitated on Understanding Health and Well-being. It was a very interactive and engaging session where participants shared their thoughts and experiences about maintaining good health and living well. They were divided into three groups for a group presentation, which created room for more ideas and teamwork. Each group presented beautifully on different topics, showing their understanding and creativity.

Session Two, on Gender and SOGIE, facilitated by the Program Coordinator, Ms. Hawa C. Wilson. from Paramount young women Initiative. She began the session with an open conversation that allowed participants to reflect on how society views gender roles and how these perceptions affect both men and women.

Participants also discussed some of the challenges and barriers that exist within our society and shared ideas on how we can all work together to create a more equal and supportive environment for everyone.

Today’s sessions were not only educational but also inspiring. The passion, curiosity, and active participation of everyone clearly show that this Masterclass will be a meaningful journey of growth and change.

A big thank you to our amazing partners for making this Masterclass possible. We look forward to a fantastic learning experience together!

16/10/2025

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The Journey officially begins!

Today, the atmosphere is filled with excitement as the SRHR Coach Masterclass Cohort 4.0 officially begins. Our Communication Director, Chris C. Mienwipia, and Program Officer Melvin B. Kruah. Leads the orientation, setting the right path for what’s to come.

Participants sit with eager hearts, sharing their expectations and learning goals. You can feel the energy in the room, voices filled with hope, faces lit with curiosity, and minds ready to learn and grow. Each person is here for a reason, driven by the desire to create change and make a difference in their communities.

As the session unfolds, it becomes clear that this is not just a class, it’s the start of a movement where learning transforms into leadership, and knowledge into lasting impact.

Here’s to a new beginning, a new story of growth, and the power of youth leading the change!

15/10/2025

Introducing Our SRHR Coach Masterclass Cohort IV Participants!

We are excited to unveil the outstanding individuals selected to be part of this year’s Masterclass. Over the next two to three months, they will engage in transformative learning experiences led by seasoned experts on topics including SRHR, Leadership, Communications, and more.

Join us as we warmly welcome these changemakers on board and cheer them on throughout their learning journey.

15/10/2025

Introducing the Facilitators of our SRHR COACH MASTERCLASS COHORT IV

We are honored to welcome Madam Woseh Gobeh-Weah, National Program Officer, UNFPA as a facilitator for this cohort of the SRHR Coach Masterclass!

Madam Gobeh-Weah brings a wealth of expertise in Reproductive, Maternal, and Child Health that will greatly enrich our participants’ knowledge and inspire meaningful action.

Let’s give a warm welcome to Madam Gobeh-Weah!

15/10/2025

Introducing the Facilitators of our SRHR COACH MASTERCLASS COHORT IV

We are honored to welcome Mr. Khalifa Losene Dunor, Executive Director, Center for Dignity and Inclusion, (CDI) as a facilitator for this cohort of the SRHR Coach Masterclass!

Khalifa is passionate about empowering children and youth to thrive in safe, equal, and dignified environments.

His strong background in child advocacy will inspire our participants to take meaningful action on their SRHR advocacy journey.

Let’s appreciate Khalifa for his interest in joining this Masterclass in the comment section!

15/10/2025

Introducing the Facilitators of our SRHR COACH MASTERCLASS COHORT IV

We are honored to welcome Mr. Remijus N. Iweobi, Program Officer, West Africa, Global Fund for Children as a facilitator for this cohort of the SRHR Coach Masterclass!

Remijus N. Iweobi is part of GFC’s programs team in Africa, playing a key role in the implementation of impactful programs such as the Adolescent Girls Summit (AGS) in West Africa. Remijus holds over eight years of expertise in project management – especially in women and youth development – and has developed and executed innovative programs across local, national, and international platforms. His profound commitment to advancing sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) has led to transformative initiatives benefiting vulnerable populations in rural communities.

Remijus thrives on collaboration and innovation, recognizing their paramount importance in driving human development and well-being. Prior to his tenure at GFC, he championed SRHR education and economic empowerment for marginalized groups, including adolescent girls, LGBTQI individuals, and teenage mothers. Notably, as Chief Program Officer at YOCEL, he played a pivotal role in orchestrating the planning of the GFC-supported Adolescent Girls Summit in 2022. Remijus holds a bachelor’s degree in accounting. He is fluent in English, conversant in French, and is currently expanding his linguistic repertoire with German and Spanish.

Let’s appreciate Remijus for his interest in joining this Masterclass in the comment section!

15/10/2025

Introducing the Facilitators of our SRHR COACH MASTERCLASS COHORT IV

We are honored to welcome Ms. Hawa Casandria Wilson, the Program Coordinator of the Paramount Young Women Initiative (PAYOWI), as a facilitator for this cohort of the SRHR Coach Masterclass!

Ms. Wilson is a passionate youth leader, feminist, and advocate with over eight years of experience addressing gender, social welfare, health, and environmental issues, particularly in education and SRHR. She currently serves as the Program Coordinator of the Paramount Young Women Initiative (PAYOWI), where she leads programs promoting gender equality, women’s empowerment, and safe spaces for girls. Hawa holds a BA in Sociology and Social Work from the United Methodist University, is a 2018 Mandela Washington Fellow, and the 2016 Volunteer Award winner of her university amongst others.

Let’s appreciate Ms. Hawa Casandria Wilson for her interest in joining this Masterclass in the comment section!

15/10/2025

Introducing the Facilitators of our SRHR COACH MASTERCLASS COHORT IV:

We are privileged to have our own Communication Specialist, Chris C. Mienwipia joining us as one of our esteemed Facilitators:

Chris is a Civil engineer, Communications specialist, and a certified SRHR Coach.

He is passionate about using his skills to advocate for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) for women and adolescents.

With a wealth of experience in communication and design, Chris is committed to inspiring our participants and equipping them with the knowledge and tools needed to advance SRHR initiatives.

15/10/2025

Introducing the Facilitators of our SRHR COACH MASTERCLASS COHORT IV

We are honored to introduce Ms. Lela Precious Dolo, our very own Executive Director and a leading public health Advocate!

Lela’s dedication to breaking stigmas and empowering young women makes her an invaluable resource for this Masterclass.

Her session will equip our participants with the knowledge and strategies needed to advance menstrual health initiatives in their communities.

Join us in welcoming Ms. Lela Precious Dolo to the Masterclass!

15/10/2025

Introducing the Facilitators of our SRHR COACH MASTERCLASS COHORT IV

We are honored to welcome Ms. Sandra Jumah Dorbor, the Executive Director of Liberia Safe Space Initiative, as a facilitator for this cohort of the SRHR Coach Masterclass!

Ms.Dorbor, a mental health (human rights) advocate, a feminist and sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) coach, an Africa CDC MHLP fellow and Democracy Impact Fellow. She acquired her bachelor’s degree in Biology and Chemistry from the AME University and is currently studying for a master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling.

She acquired a certificate in Mental Health Leadership and Advocacy from the Africa CDC and certificates as a sexual and reproductive health coach and a democracy impact fellow. She founded and serves as Executive Director of the Liberia Safe Space (LISS Initiative) and does her practicum at the E. Grant Mental Hospital.

Let’s appreciate Ms. Sandra Jumah Dorbor for her interest in joining this Masterclass in the comment section!

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