Livelihood Development Center

Protecting Our Youth! My take on this drug issue.
I don't know what is going on in our community, but this is sad news for our country.
The growing concern over drugs in our communities should remind us of one thing: our young people need protection, opportunity and hope.
At LivDEC, we believe the fight against drugs must go beyond arrests. We must give young people skills, livelihoods, entrepreneurship opportunities and positive alternatives.

We also respect due process and believe allegations must be handled through the proper legal process.
Let us not rush to judgment especially about the ongoing situation with the former VP. Let us protect our country's future within the international space.
Drugs should never become an alternative to opportunity. Drug da drug! whether brown tap, w**d, or other narcotics substance stay away.

We are empowering young people with practical skills for sustainable development growth. Come and join us. Skills made, product created and lives transformed. Pre-order only.

This was a collective effort, a big Team support. Thanks to our board chair Mrs. Hawa Andrews Collins, Mr. Kohn Glay and Ms Catherine Breeze (Facilitators) and those behind the scenes Mr. Albert Baron Aunsu, Mr. Massa Beaule. Ms Patience Mator and Pa John Lepolu I am just grateful for all of the support. U are wonderful and that is the truth. Never give up on this journey..🥰✌️