Dream Fulfillment Foundation

Mother Dorothy Wleh Orphanage Home

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The orphanage was founded in with a goal to provide shelter, food and security to children who became orphans during the Liberia civil war or destitute whose parents can not cater to their needs

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Thank You Statement

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We would first like to thank God for a successful trip to Liberia during the month of June 2010. Secondly, the trip would’ve never been possible had it not been for your generous contribution and support. Since you support the mission of our organization we will like to share with you the activities that occurred during our stay in Liberia.

The commission for Dreams Fulfillment in Liberia officially began on June 22, 2010. The goal of our trip was to bring awareness to Dreams Fulfillment, and to also award Scholarships to the Students at JimmyJolocon School and Palm Groove Assembly of God School. The first official meeting we had was with the leadership board of Palm Groove Assembly of God School in Careysburg, Montserrado County, Liberia. During the meeting, the leaders of the school expressed their needs, which were a better facility, more educational resources, and financial support to help the students.

Being present at the school facility, it was a humbling experience for us as we witnessed the inadequate environment where the students received their education. The school had less than five class rooms for all the students from first grade to ninth grade, in which part of the class rooms were divided into sections where different grade groups are being taught. In addition, because of lack of resources, some students have to sit on molded blocks in their classrooms while taking notes on their laps. After surveying the entire school, we agreed to have an award ceremony on June 25th to award scholarships to the students who have excelled during the school year and to discuss our future plans.

On June 23rd, we were invited by “Liberia Broadcasting Station” as guest speakers on the show “Lets Talk” by Moses Dorbor to discuss the mission and purpose of Dreams Fulfillment in Liberia. The number of calls we
received from both young people and adults all over the country was amazing. We noticed that it was not only young people who needed tuition
assistance but also adults who are seeking higher education because they lack the financial resources due to unemployment. Statistics shows that 70% of the entire population in Liberia is unemployed which makes it
extremely difficult for parents to send their children to school. Nonetheless, the interview was very successful as we continued to receive calls throughout the day. This brings up our next point, though our goal
as an organization is to help the less privileged children with tuition assistances, we are considering tapping into the college market next year to also help those who lack the financial means to go to school. We
believe that this will still help us in fulfilling our mission which is to help those who are less privileged. To help us accomplish this goal, we met with the executive director of the Paramount Young Women Initiative, Ms. Kula V. Fofana and discuss possibility of forming a partnership since both organizations missions’ compliments each other. In addition to that, we were shocked to find out that there is no public library for college and high school students to do research. Therefore we’ve decided to add to our 2011-2013 goals, the possibility of constructing a public library for students in Liberia.

After the interview, we proceeded to Jimmy Jolocon School to meet the administration of the school. During the meeting, we discussed our intention of renewing the Scholarships to the students that were previously awarded last year. We informed them that only the recipients who achieved 80% or better on their final grade would be awarded. The school then provided us the report card for 23 students and told us that the other 3 students dropped out of the school. Afterwards, we concluded to return on Friday morning to meet the parents and students and announce the names of the students who scholarships will be renew.

News Update 2011

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First and foremost we want to thank all of our members, donors and supporters for their continuous generousity to the children of Africa. This year we will be going on our third mission’s trip to Africa and we have renewed our commiiment to the children of Africa. We will advocate more on their behalf, educate more by increasing the amount of scholarships and school supplies and eradicate or reduce illiteracy on the continent of Africa.

We want to kindly appeal to all of you to consider making a generous donation to help us make this trip possible. All donations will go directly to the children of Africa in the form of scholarships and school supplies and all donations are tax deductible in accordance with IRS tax laws.

On behalf of Dreams Fulfillment Foundation and the destitute children who will benefit directly from your generousity, thank you in advance!

Palmgrove Assembly of God School

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Looking at the need for intellectual, moral, and spiritual development of the children/youths after the Liberian civil war especially the end of 2003, the church, being an agent of positive change saw the need.

Children Rescue Center Inc Orphanage Mission

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Our mission is based on James 1:27 which states, “Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows in their distress and to keep oneself from being polluted by the world.” (NIV)

Children Rescue Center, C.R.C. is a registered Christian non- denominational, nonprofit organization working to improve the lives of orphans and abandoned children in Liberia. CRC has 23 volunteers, who have dedicated their lives to the up keep of these abandoned and orphans children.

Current project are as Follow:

Children Rescue Center, CRC Liberia, West Africa was founded 22 years ago and is the home to 300 blessed children, ages 3-18. The orphanage home sits on a 6 acres campus, boys dormitory, girls dormitory, Children Rescue Center Church, cafeteria, kitchen and a new fully staffed 8 rooms school. The school is operates from kindergarten through 9th grades and a agriculture and livestock project is ongoing.

History:

The organization was established in 1986 to give children a refuge. The orphanage home was founded by the late Rev. Mother Roseline A. Clarke, who died in March of 2006 and co-founded by the late Deacon Alexander Clarke Sr., who also died in July of 2003. Following the death of the founders, the orphanage home is maintained by their children who have lived with them through the entire process. The goal of the orphanage home is to teach leadership, self sufficiency and provide an example for Africa and the rest of the world. It is their hope that some of the children living on the orphanage home will someday carry on the legacy of this center.

Future projects:

Develop the 6 acres campus; build modern dormitories for boys and girls, establish a children’s clinic, extend the agriculture project and establish a vocational training program that will equip the children with skills that could provide job opportunities for them.

Management/Directors

J. Alexander Clarke Jr.–Director–Tel(+231)556-5713
Uriah N. Clarke –Coordinator—Tel(+231)659-6666
Lucinda P. Clarke—Accountant—(+231)657-3815
Amos M. Pagan, Attorney–(+231)649-8250/7702-6465
Rev. P. Sampson Jackson Jr.—Chairman of the Board—Tel(+231)645-4198/587-7380
Henry I. Sniper—Overseas Director—Tel(+1) 678-353-8596 (USA)
Galayma Lloyd Duncan—Overseas Asst. Director and Planning Chairman—Tel(+1) 240-988-2724, Email:gduncan@dreamsfulfillment.org

Jimmy Jolocon Elementary, Junior & Senior High School

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Jimmy Jolocon Elementary, Junior & Senior High School was founded in 1981 by Mr. Emmanuel D. Weiah, an educator. Jimmy Jolocon is situated in the township of Gardnersville, suburb of Monrovia, Liberia.

Presently the school is situated on two acres of land adjacent to the St. Michael Catholic School. The school has a 48 persons staff and a two story building comprises of 30 classrooms. The school currently has an enrollment of approximately 2700 students.
Jimmy Jolocon is presently the defending champion of the National Education Debate sponsored by the United Nations Mission in Liberia (UNMIL) in collaboration with the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Liberia. Jimmy Jolocon is also the defending champion of the National Quizzing program that was organized by the Ministry of Education which many schools participated in Liberia and is rated highly as compared to most schools operating in Liberia.

In regards to their academic performance, Jimmy Jolocon rank among the first four schools in Liberia with an outstanding academic performance on the West African Examination Council (WAEC). Jimmy Jolocon is considered one of the best schools with brilliant students that the Ministry of Education can boast of in Liberia.

We are aware that the world is moving forward with technological breakthrough therefore, Jimmy Jolocon is also planning to incorporate in its curriculum a computer literacy program as soon as it can get few computers to start the program. Another long term goal of the school is to upgrade the school to a junior college that will help minimize the high illiteracy rate in Liberia.

Meet the Administration

Mr. Emmanuel Doe Weiah-Principal and Founder
Mr. Edwin Newman Sr.- Vice Principal for Administration
Mr. Jacob C. Weiah -Vice Principal for Student Affairs
In addition to other dedicated staffs and instructors who are highly skilled and professional within their various areas of discipline.

If you will like to help Jimmy Jolocon financially, click on the “donate” button below, all other donations like school supplies, computers, etc. please contact Dreams Fulfillment Foundation for further arrangements.