The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Gloria Orphanage Home in Grand Cape Mount County Madam Kula Moore Denis is calling for support from the Liberian Government and other humanitarian organizations.
Gloria Orphanage Home was established by Madam Kula Moore Denis in 1998 in Tienii Town, Tewor District Grand Cape Mount County.
According to Madam Denis, the orphanage home was previously supported by Christian Aid Liberia, but has been finding it extremely difficult to cater to over 50 orphans since the organization withdrew its support.
The CEO of Gloria Orphanage Home emphasized the need for humanitarian organizations to urgently come to their aid by providing support to include; medication, educational supplies, renovation of the primary school building, stipend for teachers, clothing, and bedding among others.
Asked about challenges Madam Denis continues: “the challenges are very huge, as you can see the uncompleted school building, our school building there is not plaster, we don’t have textbooks, we don’t have good blackboards, and you see the sitting capacity. Though you see the yard clean, we have challenges with the school construction, paying teachers, and getting meals for the children is very challenging”.
Meanwhile, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Gloria Orphanage wants the Government to provide subsidies for Orphanages across Liberia in order to cater to the wellbeing of orphans.
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