We help to meet the basic needs of primary education for children living in an orphanage. We believe that every child is precious and every life has a purpose. It is our goal to provide homeschooling education to children without access to quality education. Liberia’s orphans deserve the right to build their life with a solid foundation for their educational journey. The 2-year program includes a Teacher-to-student ratio, 1:20, nine Teacher Jeanette Kinder Kollege workbooks (math, science, social studies, Bible stories, language arts, reading, writing, spelling, technology, and handwriting), and a backpack with school supplies.
Our workbooks have the thousands of hours our hearts carry to dream that we can help children prepare for a future where they can have any career they aspire to have. Teacher Jeanette Kinder Kollege Workbooks are designed to deliver the highest standard, and beyond, today’s pre-elementary education. By learning just 200 words, a kindergartener will be ready to pick up a beginner book and read. A strong start helps ensure a child is able to benefit from the learning opportunities available in today’s kindergarten classrooms and homeschooling. These workbooks provide plenty of practice for children to succeed in kindergarten and beyond!
Joining me on this project are L. M. Logan and Patrice Juah.
Manseen Logan is a Liberian-American editor and writer. She published the first story in the “Adventures at Camp Pootie-Cho” children’s book series. In the series, readers can learn about Liberia’s endangered wildlife, the unique rainforest, and valuable life lessons. She enjoys participating in kids’ book readings sponsored by the Liberia Literary Society.
Patrice Juah is a communications professional, writer and editor. As founder of the Martha Juah Educational Foundation, she champions girls’ education and leadership, through the foundation’s academic initiative, Sexy Like A Book. An accomplished author, poet, and public speaker, her literary works cover a wide range of themes, to include personal life experiences, women’s empowerment, and humor. A firm believer in the transformative power of education, Juah contributes to the Liberia Literary Society and Village Tales Publishing, as board member and editor, respectively.
