MONROVIA, LIBERIA-The West African Youth Assembly (WAYA) Liberia Chapter has partnered with the Liberia Institute for Health and Technology to empower 100 young Liberians through technical and vocational education.

 WAYA Acting Chairperson, Precelia Jallah, said:” The partnership, which marks the chapter’s first major project under my leadership, aims to prepare young people for employment and self-reliance”.

The partnership was formalized through a signing ceremony involving the institute’s Chief Executive Officer, Abdul Kamara, and WAYA Liberia leadership.

The initiative will provide scholarship opportunities for young people in Montserrado County through the institute’s fifth training cycle, expected to begin in December 2026.

The Youth Empowerment Project will provide scholarship opportunities for 100 beneficiaries in Montserrado County.

Madam Jallah noted that beneficiaries will learn skills in different areas, including tailoring, tie-dye, cosmetology and catering.

She is urging beneficiaries to embrace the opportunity and commit themselves to learning, adding that WAYA Liberia will work with the institute to ensure the partnership achieves its goals.

At the same time, the Chief Executive Officer of the Liberia Institute for Health and Technology, Abdul Kamara, is urging young Liberians to take vocational training opportunities seriously.

Kamara made the call during the signing ceremony for the Youth Empowerment Project involving the institute and the West African Youth Assembly Liberia Chapter.

He encouraged beneficiaries to recognize the value of the opportunity and remain committed to learning practical skills that can improve their lives.

The initiative is expected to provide scholarship opportunities for 100 young people in Montserrado County.

Kamara’s message emphasizes the importance of dedication and commitment as young people prepare to acquire skills for employment and self-reliance.