WHAT WE DO
"Growing up and observing the adults who molded me, my purpose became very clear: Service!" ~ Marion Brown
We provide a safe, nurturing, and accessible home for individuals with disabilities, especially those at risk of neglect, homelessness, or abandonment. In a country where housing options for people with special needs are limited, our organization fills a critical gap.
Our facility is designed to go beyond basic shelter. We foster a family-like atmosphere where residents receive daily care, emotional support, nutritious meals, and medical attention when needed. Every room is intentionally planned to promote dignity, mobility, and comfort, making our home a place where people are not only safe, but valued.
In alignment with Liberia’s growing focus on inclusive infrastructure, we are committed to expanding our capacity to house more individuals and to advocate for disability-friendly building practices across the country.
Our mission includes a strong voice for inclusion. We advocate for the rights, dignity, and full participation of persons with disabilities in every aspect of Liberian society.
We work to change perceptions by engaging communities, policymakers, educators, and healthcare providers helping them understand that disability is not inability. Through outreach campaigns, media partnerships, and community forums, we raise awareness and challenge the stigma that isolates many individuals from their communities.
We also collaborate with local leaders and government agencies to help shape policies that improve accessibility, promote equal opportunity, and ensure the fair treatment of all people with disabilities in Liberia.
We believe that everyone has potential and that with the right support, individuals with disabilities can lead independent, fulfilling lives.
Our empowerment programs focus on teaching practical life skills such as hygiene, mobility, communication, cooking, and self-care. We also provide mentorship and structured routines that help build self-confidence and personal responsibility.
Where possible, we support pathways to economic independence through vocational training and referrals to relevant programs. In doing so, we prepare our residents to contribute to society in meaningful ways and to define their own futures.
Education is at the heart of everything we do. We offer learning opportunities that meet our residents where they are; whether they are beginning with basic literacy or life skills needed to navigate an ever-changing world.
We are working to bridge the gap between traditional education systems and the needs of persons with disabilities, especially in a country where inclusive education is still emerging. Our long-term goal is to establish a full learning and development center dedicated to unlocking the potential of every learner we serve.
Impact Projects
Below includes current and past projects provided by donors for the residents of Antoinette Tubman Cheshire Home.
A donation made by UNIBOA helped in supporting operational needs for the home and residents.
House Operational Needs
Dr. Stephan Schwabe, is a German national and friend of the home. A donation from the "Book Club" in Germany was used to rewire the home and added much needed lighting.
Rewiring of the Home
Loving Arms has shown so much love for the residents. They helped with the construction of a water hand pump.
Construction of a Water Hand Pump
Bringing the world closer to us, donors made the Home a better place for learning, relaxation and entertainment with the donation and installation of DSTV.
Donation of DSTV Disc to the Home
In celebration of its 50th anniversary 2025, the NASSCORP family headed by its Director General (DG) Dewitt Vonballmous thought to donate food to communities in need.
NASSCORP'S Food Donation
A donation from Dr. Stephan Schwabe's organization based in Germany was used to renovate the bathrooms.
Bathroom Renovation Bücherbörse Oberberg, The Dörfel Family and TEAMWORK AFRICA headed by Dr. Stephan Schwabe