Women Aid Liberia -
Empowerment and Social Protection

Caring for Women, Building Communities

About Us
Women Aid Liberia is dedicated to enhancing sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHRs) and fostering gender equality for underserved female population. We are a movement of social change activists working towards social justice and protection, Sexual and Reproductive Rights of underserved women and adolescent girls.
Join the Movement
Together, We Create a Healthier Future

Reproductive Health

Engaging with local communities to educate and support women and girls through various health and welfare programs.

Girls Education

Providing access to free educational support and counseling specifically designed for women's needs.

Women Advocacy and Awareness

Our Women Advocacy service offers resources, information, and networking opportunities for women to amplify their voices and advance women's causes.

Livelihood

We believe in Women's Growth and Empowerment so we set a key role in Empowering our young women into small skills, farming and Special Skill Training Programs that will enable them to be economically empowered.

Community Partnership

Building strong community partnership is crucial to our success. We collaborate with local businesses, schools ,community centers and other organizations that serves women. We believe that it will expand our reach and access to wider audience and also create a most just equitable society for all women.

Mentorship Program

We establish and pair our mentorship programs with experienced women and underserved young girls seeking guidance and support. It helps our youths with valuable networking opportunities, career advices and personal development.

$25

Donation Amount

Faijay B.D Vanyan

Executive Director

Mrs. Faijay B.D Vanyan is the Executive Director of Women Aid Liberia (WAL). Mrs. Vanyan is a dedicated and passionate advocate for women's rights and empowerment. She has dedicated much of life to advocating for gender economic justice, equality in the work place, rights and social for all women, irrespective of race, sex, and religion. With strong background in women’s rights advocacy, Mrs. Vanyan has expressed compassion about women and girls’ education and career advancement. Mrs. Vanyan has also devoted much of her time and resources to women and girls’ sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHRs) advocacy. She has initiated an adolescent girls’ access to sanitary pads in school program in an attempt to reduce adolescent girls’ dropout rates from school. Adolescent girls receiving their menses would very often stay away from for at least four to five days due to fear of menstrual flow related stigmas and discriminations. Through her campus initiatives for adolescent girls menstrual health and hygiene management program code named “Be Sure No Girls is Left Behind”, Mrs. Vanyan and her team have been combating adolescent girls high drop-out rates from school by implementing community dialogues to break silence for menstrual health and hygiene and by establishing campus based sanitary banks on several primary, junior and senior high school campuses in Grand Bassa County, South-Western Liberia, West Africa. Mrs. Vanayn is an experienced social change advocate and social change enterprise manager, who has social norms transformation at the core of her dreams.

Sayda Wheagar

Program Officer

Miss Sayda Wheagar is the Program Officer for Women Aid Liberia (WAL). Ms. Wheagar is a devoted civil society activist and a leading women’s rights campaigner. She has worked with several national and international nongovernmental organizations as a development practitioner. Ms. Wheagar’s experience in the field women’s rights activism and community development, coupled with her passion for women and girls empowerment, have compelled her to continuously remained engaged in women’s rights advocacy and grassroots social enterprise management. Since she joined our team at Women Aid Liberia in 2024, Ms. Wheagar has played a pivotal role aim at fostering women’s rights advancement in the areas of gender equity, social-economic empowerment, and gender economic justice. Ms. Wheagar is team player who is always willing work in collaboration with team members to plan, design, and implementing women and youth focused projects and programs that have transformed the lives of hundreds of women and youths in Grand Bassa County-Liberia, West Africa.

J.Michael Flama

MERL Officer

Mr. J. Michael Flama is the monitoring, evaluation, Research, and Learning (MERL) Officer at Women Aid Liberia. J.Michael Flama plays a critical role in developing and implementing monitoring and evaluation systems to track the progress and impact of the team's initiatives. He also leads efforts to integrate learning into the organization's practices and decision-making processes.

Winnifred K. Sayon

Field Supervisor

Winnifred K. Sayon, in her role as Field Supervisor, leads our field operations by directing staff, supervising project execution, and monitoring compliance with operational standards. Her leadership ensures that field projects run smoothly and efficiently.

  • Monrovia, Liberia

World Menstrual Hygiene Day

World Menstrual Hygiene Day

World Menstrual Hygiene Day Celebration held by WomenAid Liberia on May 28th 2024 at Waka's Town Grand Bassa Liberia. Working for Menstrual Free World

Read More  
Social Norms Transformation Advocacy & Movement Building Strategies.

Social Norms Transformation Advocacy & Movement Building Strategies.

Strengthening communities participation in FGM/C Abandonment by WomenAid Liberia held on January 2024

Read More