2021 Activities in focus!!

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Camp for Peace Liberia (CFP), a grassroots not for profit organization dedicated to empowering vulnerable Liberian youths to acquire life-changing skills in sustainable development programs, opens the application to its 9th vocational cycle and 4th Agricultural training program in Salayea, Lofa Country. Screening and registration are currently ongoing and will end on January 29th at the hour of 5:00 pm. All interested candidates desirous of enrolling in the program are asked to express interest by calling cell # 0880993184 and 0886377183. Your expression of interest will enable us to interview you and do the necessary due diligence before issuing an application form. Female candidates are especially encouraged to apply as first preference will be given to females.

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Seasonal Greeting

Happy new year from the Camp for Peace Liberia’s team! We’re excited to kick off 2021 with many new opportunities for young people to get involved with their community and work towards making Liberia the country they desire to be.

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It is often said that it is one thing to go to school or learn a trade, and it is another thing to put into practice what one learns. These young people have demonstrated to the highest that life opportunity is possible once it is dedicated to commitment, honesty, sincerity, and sacrifice. They are now cultivating and showcasing what they have learned and labored for. Therefore, we invite partnership and collaboration to expand and sustain the potentiality of this initiative that aims to improve food security in Liberia.

Providing employment opportunities for Liberian Youths

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Providing self-employment opportunities for youth remains our most significant concern. We continue to test the economic opportunity for our graduates in meeting that concern. 100 bags of locally produced gari were packed today and ready for the market. Thanks to partners and friends who continue to support this effort.

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Camp for Peace Liberia graduates 23 youths in various agriculture disciplines.
On Thursday, November 5, 2020, Camp for Peace Liberia graduated 23 students from its 9th vocational training program and 3rd agriculture cohort in Salayea, Lofa County.
Speaking at the occasion, the Executive Director of Camp for Peace Liberia gave an overview of the training, which started as far back as 2013. He said this program has trained over 500 youths with skills in various disciplines. He attributed the efforts of these youths in contributing to Liberia’s social, economic development. Mr. Learwwellie also outlined the different training components, including animal husbandry encompassing pig production, goat raising, poultry, fish ponds, cows, etc. He named other program areas to add rice and vegetable production, palm nursery and management, cocoa nursery, etc. Mr. Learwellie emphasized that raising these animals and producing crops and vegetables will surely boost food security in Liberia and enhance the Liberian economy from a state of dependency to a state of sustainability.
For her part, the guest speaker, Mrs. Deddeh M. Jones, an aspirant in Lofa’s coming senatorial election, encouraged the students to put their skills to use. She stressed the importance of education as the bedrock for any nation. Extending congratulations and gratitude to the students, she challenged the students to turn their skills into tangible deliverables to boost Liberia’s food security.
Hon. Benjamine Gorlema, the commissioner of Salayea District, also expressed the most profound gratitude to the students for the resilience exhibited during the 12 months training. He used the occasion to express his appreciation to the Camp for Peace Management and staff for the excellent work.
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