Our Mission
"Oh Women, don’t sit there, do something positive” was a powerful slogan that resonated deeply among Liberian women during community mobilizations, rallies, and group meetings, particularly in the mid-1990s and throughout the war years. It was a call to action, urging women to rise up and make a difference in their communities despite their challenges. This rallying cry became the foundation for what we at THINK set out to do.
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Our mission at THINK is to empower women and children, transform lives and communities through education, healthcare, protection, advocacy, and institutional development, and create lasting change for society's most vulnerable members. We want to see a nation where marginalized groups, especially women and children, are not only protected but also healthy, educated, and self-sufficient.
Shelter Services
With a focus on recovery and stability, THINK provides a secure environment where vulnerable individuals can rebuild their lives with dignity.
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At our Transit and Permanent Shelter, we provide basic daily needs, like food, clothing, school accommodations, and a secure place to stay. Beyond basic needs, our shelter offers psychosocial care, including counseling, family tracing, and follow-up visits to support healing and reintegration.
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Residents also receive medical care and legal services to navigate challenges like documentation, protection orders, or justice for past abuse. Whether someone is escaping violence, exploitation, or displacement, the shelter stands as a refuge, offering them the resources and support to start anew.
News
On the morning of March 13th, tragedy struck our Home shelter. A fire broke out, consuming everything in its path and reducing the shelter to ashes. Most of the girls were away at school, unaware of the devastation unfolding back home. But inside the burning structure, our two handicapped boys were trapped, unable to escape. Despite desperate efforts, they could not be saved.
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Our heartbreak lingers, leaving our organization and community in mourning. Now, as we stand amidst the ashes, we face the difficult task of rebuilding, determined to restore hope for those who remain.
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We are actively assessing needs and allocating resources for rebuilding and recovery. Donations for this project are appreciated.