Girl Power Africa

Girl Power Africa, a non-profit organization founded by Bulleh "Boo" Bablitch-Norkeh and the late Dr. Frederick B. Norkeh, is dedicated to empowering women and children in Liberia, addressing the aftermath of the civil war and Ebola epidemic. Our mission focuses on providing opportunities for education and entrepreneurship, aiming to alleviate increased poverty, limited educational access, and economic challenges faced by all of Liberia's population but felt most deeply by single women and children. By fostering women's self-sufficiency through providing quality education for children and entrepreneurship for women, Girl Power Africa seeks to break the cycle of poverty and ... read more Girl Power Africa, a non-profit organization founded by Bulleh "Boo" Bablitch-Norkeh and the late Dr. Frederick B. Norkeh, is dedicated to empowering women and children in Liberia, addressing the aftermath of the civil war and Ebola epidemic. Our mission focuses on providing opportunities for education and entrepreneurship, aiming to alleviate increased poverty, limited educational access, and economic challenges faced by all of Liberia's population but felt most deeply by single women and children. By fostering women's self-sufficiency through providing quality education for children and entrepreneurship for women, Girl Power Africa seeks to break the cycle of poverty and create lasting positive change for those most affected by these crises. Girl Power Africa is committed to empowering women and children in Liberia by providing opportunities for education and entrepreneurship. Our mission is to create lasting positive change for those affected by the civil war and the Ebola epidemic.