Daddy-boy with Missionary

The Budu Liberian Children Project is embarking on a campaign to provide orphans in Liberia with basic health care. It is for certain that children at orphanages can not afford the cost of health and they are not given free care either. Therefore, they are depending on the project to provide same. We plan to raise $16,000.00 to purchase mosquito nets, malaria drugs, pain killers, diarrhea medication, etc. It will also help if we receive medical supplies from donors, who are eligible to claim tax credit from the IRS.

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Makeshift benches in classes

Budu Liberia Children project sponsorship will be granted only to children who meet the following criteria:

a) Orphaned/underprivileged

b) Needy (unaccompanied, no income, orphan, etc.)

c) Desirous of education (showing convincing interest)

d) Infants to Teenagers

e) Show desire to learn

f) Must apply by filling Budu’s application form

The project reserves the rights to qualify or disqualify any child/children based upon the prevailing conditions on the ground and its financial capacity.

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Recent Shipment to Camp

In April 2009, the Executive Director, Orea Wright traveled to Liberia, West Africa, on a ten day working/community service visit to the Fatamah Cottage Orphanage. During this visit, the project provided food and agricultural seeds for sustainability of the orphanage. The project worked on tilting the soil and advocated self sufficiency in food production. Anyone who is desirous in donating to this cause, please do so on our website. Our goal is to raise $5000.00 to purchase 100 bags of rice and seeds for tilting the soul. You are also encouraged to request a receipt for tax purposes.

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A sense of Community

It is customary in the Liberian Community that NGO’s contribute to community programs and projects. 

Being an NGO, Budu Liberian Refugee Children Project will contribute to sanitation, safe drinking water projects and other community needs. Since its inception, Budu Children has over the years experienced such emergencies as sudden illnesses, the death of some of the parents of our children or even the children themselves. Other children not covered by our program are sometimes sent out of school for fees balances, etc. Such occurrences are usually not budgeted for and can cause negative opinion of Budu Children whenever they are turned away.  Budu Children will strategize to meet such needs.

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