Disabled Mother’s Day 2026 – Honoring, Uplifting, and Empowering Mothers with Disabilities!

We are still inspired by the incredible energy at our recent Disabled Mothers’ Day Celebration!

This meaningful gathering was all about amplifying the voices of mothers with disabilities and vulnerable non-disabled mothers in our communities, reaffirming our commitment to dignity and inclusion.

Turning Advocacy into Action:

We don’t just speak about empowerment—we act on it.

As part of the program, two resilient mothers and one dedicated volunteer with physical disabilities received brand-new freezers to launch their own home-based sachet water businesses!

This initiative provides sustainable income, helping these families move away from street begging and toward true economic independence.

A Heartfelt Thank You:

We are deeply grateful to Hon. Madam Fatima Bintu Sirleaf and her representative, Madam Vivian, for delivering a powerful message of hope.

Special thanks also to Madam Catherine, representing the Executive Director of the National Commission on Disabilities (NCD), for her encouraging words and solidarity.

As grassroots NGO, DEKAP Liberia Inc. will keep fighting at the intersection of gender equality, disability inclusion, and human rights.

Together with our amazing partners, we are building a world where every mother can thrive with dignity.

Thank you to everyone who made this day a success especially Dekap passionate volunteer staff.

Thanks to Doxxbet Liberia for the donation of 3 freezers.

Help a woman with disability move from the street to a safe, home-based business.

$400 = One Freezer + One Business + One Family Transformed.

Contact DEKAP Liberia Inc.
📧 Email: [email protected]
🌐 Website: www.dekap.org⁠�
📞 Phone: +231(0)777519251 / +231(0)888107777
📲 MTN Mobile Money: +231(0)888107777
📍 Location:
Cement Hill Junction, SKD Sports Complex Community,
Paynesville, Liberia

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Appeal Call: One Freezer, One Woman
No woman should risk her life and her child’s safety begging between moving vehicles just to survive. Street begging in traffic is dangerous, strips away dignity, and exposes children to harm instead of protection.
Let’s replace survival on the streets with a safe, home-based cold water business.

Dekap Inc joined key stakeholders from government institutions, development partners, and civil society organizations in a two-day Validation Workshop on the National Action Plan (NAP) Review Report for the Prevention and Management of Gender-Based Violence (Phase III: 2018–2023).

The Workshop, which started today, Monday, November 10 to Tuesday, November 11, 2025,

As part of this collaborative process, Dekap Inc reaffirmed its commitment to advancing gender equality, supporting survivors, and contributing to the development of evidence-based strategies for a more inclusive and safer society.

Together, we continue to build on progress made under NAP Phase III and chart the way forward for an effective and sustainable Phase IV.

#EndGBV