
MONROVIA–Deesire Moore Grace Foundation women empowerment helps Liberians in the Diaspora
Deesire Moore, a Liberian based in the U.S is helping a number of Liberians in the diaspora.
Her humanitarian work is helping empower Liberian women by creating opportunities for education, skills development, entrepreneurship, and community leadership.
Through the Desire Moore Grace Foundation, women benefit from vocational training, advocacy, psychosocial support, and programs that promote economic independence and self-confidence.
The foundation also supports women and youth through educational assistance, healthcare outreach, humanitarian relief, and awareness campaigns aimed at improving lives and strengthening communities across Liberia.
Benefits for Liberian women include: Improved access to vocational and leadership training, Greater opportunities to start or expand small businesses, Increased awareness of women’s rights and gender equality, Psychosocial and community support for vulnerable women as well as better access to educational and humanitarian assistance for women and their families.
This type of empowerment helps women become more financially independent, strengthens families, and contributes to Liberia’s social and economic development.
According to the founder, Deesire Moore, almost hundreds of Liberian women are to benefit from the new lunch next month



