Green Dinners

Founded by a youth activist Thomas Barlue in 2004, while still living his life as a refugee in Ghana, the idea grew momentum after he returned to Liberia in 2006, and is been supported by many volunteers to help Liberia’s street children after the long lasted 14 years civil unrest and the acute damnations been impose on child survival, especially Females, who are mostly at risk, growing up in the streets.

CEO look consider the burning case of a Liberian street child, majority of whom lost their parents and/or family carriers, who are now vulnerable to abuse, at risk of poor health, exploited by older children or adults, and in some cases, at risk from vigilantes. They are victims but free spirits innocents whose case is a serious concern to the founders.  

This established idea is to support unaccompanied, street children who form 25% of the inhabitants in the city of Monrovia, 30 percent of the entire national population. CEO promise to seek all possibilities through which war affected and unaccompanied children can regain their lost hope after war, when their parents and love ones left them in a world without definition and direction.

Major Assumption

Every child has a right to grow up in a nurturing environment where they can realize their full potential. The street, with the risks it poses, is not such an environment.