LIWEN’s achievements and Donors list:

Key Achievements: 

Over the past five years, LIWEN has demonstrated resilience, competence, and innovation in addressing the needs of women and girls living with and affected by HIV/AIDS across Liberia. The organization made significant progress in advocacy, healthcare services, economic empowerment, governance, and institutional development.

A. Expanding Access to Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) Services

• Reached over 45,000 beneficiaries through SRHR awareness campaigns in multiple counties.
• Distributed over 20,000 menstrual hygiene kits to young women and girls.
• Strengthened family planning programs, addressing early marriage, female genital mutilation (FGM), and teenage pregnancy.
• Engaged in gender-based violence (GBV) prevention, equipping communities with legal and medical referral support.

B. HIV/AIDS Prevention and Treatment Programs

• Conducted awareness campaigns reaching over 500,000 individuals to prevent new HIV infections.
• Distributed 400,000+ condoms across 15 counties to promote safe sexual practices.
• Implemented PrEP awareness and index testing to encourage early HIV detection and treatment.
• Provided HIV treatment and care services, reaching:

• 500+ people living with HIV (PLHIV) lost- to -follow-up (LTF) and reintegrated them into treatment.
• 1,500+ people living with HIV (PLHIV)  trained on drug adherence and viral load monitoring.
• 1,000+ people living with HIV (PLHIV)  received viral load testing.

C. Economic Empowerment and Livelihood Support

• Facilitated micro-loans benefiting 100+ women and girls living with and affected by HIV (WGLHIV).
• Implemented skills training programs for 230+ individuals, focusing on agriculture, tailoring, and entrepreneurship.
• Supported 1,000 + participants in Village Savings and Loans Associations (VSLA), fostering financial inclusion.

D. Advocacy and Human Rights Engagements

• Led 3,000+ stakeholder engagements, influencing issues  affecting women and girls living with and affected by HIV other marginalize groups.
• Provided referral path way to  legal support for survivors of gender-based violence (GBV) and discrimination.
• Strengthened human rights awareness, improving societal attitudes towards people living with and affected by HIV.

E. Governance and Institutional Strengthening

• Developed and implemented key institutional policies, enhancing internal governance.
• Established and strengthened 7 community-based organizations (CBOs) across different counties.
• Conducted 15+ strategic partnerships with government agencies, donors, and advocacy networks.
• Advanced resource mobilization efforts, securing funding from multiple international donors.

DONOR PARTNERS:

• Action  Aid  Liberia ——————————————-AAL
• Kvinna till Kvinna ————————————————KTK
• Unicef Nation Children Education Fund —————-UNICEF
• United Nation Women————————————–UNWOMEN
• Family Health Initative 360——————————-FHI360
• United Nation AIDS——————————————UNAIDS
• Office of High Commision on Human Rights————OHCR
• Irish Aid Liberia———————————————–-IAL
• United Nationa Peace Building Fund———————–UNPBF
• European Union————————————————–EU