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
Dekap Inc. Liberia will be hosting a vital awareness session focused on sexual and reproductive health for 40 marginalized women—including 25 visually and physically challenged women and 15 vulnerable non-disabled women—who are all members of our inclusive savings and loan club.
🗓 Date: Friday, May 30, 2025
🕐 Time: 1:00 PM
📍 Location: [Insert venue or community
DEKAP INCORPORATED LIBERIA
Empowering Women. Enabling Change.
May 2025 Newsletter Edition
Spotlight Initiative: Sourcing Support for Digital Mobile Entrepreneurship for Marginalized Women in Montserrado County
Dear Partners and Supporters,
We’re excited to share one of our newest grassroots initiatives under the Dekap Women Empowerment Pillar. This project aims to uplift some of Liberia’s most marginalized women—those living with disabilities and vulnerable non-disabled women—through digital mobile entrepreneurship.
The Challenge
In Montserrado County, women with disabilities and vulnerable women continue to face deep economic exclusion. Many have no access to digital tools, marketable skills, or inclusive financial services. These barriers trap them in poverty and leave their potential untapped.
Despite their resilience, most of these women are isolated from Liberia’s growing digital and mobile economy. For them, empowerment is not just about income—it’s about dignity, independence, and inclusion.
Our Vision
Through this initiative, we plan to reach and empower 40 marginalized women—25 women with disabilities and 15 vulnerable non-disabled women—by providing:
Interviews & Community Listening: Understanding their lived experiences, dreams, and barriers.
Digital & Entrepreneurial Training: Skills in mobile business, online marketing, mobile money, and financial management.
Linkage to Inclusive Savings: Connection to our Inclusive Savings and Loan Club for access to capital and financial literacy support.
Where We Are Now
We are currently in the planning and outreach phase of this initiative and are actively sourcing support from donors, partners, and allies who believe in grassroots, inclusive development.
Your support—financial, technical, or in-kind—can help us turn this vision into a life-changing reality for women who have been overlooked for too long.
The Potential Impact:
Digital and financial inclusion for marginalized women
Women-led income-generating ventures
Community empowerment and poverty reduction
Greater independence and leadership among women with disabilities
How You Can Help
We invite individuals, donors, and organizations to partner with us in any of the following ways:
Fund or co-sponsor the program
Donate smartphones or training materials
Volunteer your skills or mentor a participant
Help us spread the word
Let’s Build an Inclusive Future Together
At Dekap, we believe real change begins at the grassroots. Let’s ensure that every woman—regardless of disability or circumstance—has a chance to thrive in the digital economy.
In solidarity,
The Dekap Team
