Count Her In - CHI

Celebrating our own Felecial Paye proudly Count Her In - shaping futures and leading change across Liberia.

Introducing Felecial Paye from Liberia. She serves as President of the Go Girl Lead Mentorship Program Cohort VII and Books Before Boys Inc., where she empowers young women with the skills and confidence to become transformational leaders.

She also volunteers with Count Her In, advocating for girls’ education, menstrual health, and women’s leadership, and is a member of the Young Urban Women’s Movement by ActionAid Liberia. Felecial is passionate about youth leadership and gender equality.

After completing the YPLS Africa training, she will strengthen her advocacy to promote meaningful youth engagement in civic and democratic processes across Liberia.
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Embassy of Sweden in Monrovia National Endowment for Democracy UNDP Liberia NAYMOTE-Liberia West Africa Civil Society Institute (WACSI)

Count Her In (CHI) was proudly represented by its Founder as a Guest Speaker at Celebrating Her Today and Everyday, hosted by Smartgenrising from Suriname 🇸🇷 South America.

Through this platform, CHI contributed to the global conversation on Empowering Young Girls Through Education, a cause at the heart of our mission.

At CHI, we believe that when we count her in, we do more than include her, we empower her with the knowledge, confidence, and opportunities to lead, thrive, and transform her community.

This moment reflects our continued commitment to raising voices, expanding access, and shaping a future where every girl is given the chance to rise.

The conversation continues. The impact grows. The future is hers.

Count Her In—because every girl counts.


UNICEF LiberiaU.S. Embassy Monrovia, LiberiaActionaid LiberiaForumCiv Eastern & Southern AfricaSOS Children's Villages LiberiaUN Women LiberiaPlan International LiberiaYORI -Youth Rise International

Graduation glow!
congratulations to our very own Mai Wiakanty and Felecial Paye for officially graduating from Cohort VII of the Go Girl Lead Mentorship Program by Books Before Boys Inc.
Count Her In-CHI celebrates your journey

We honored an invitation from the Spiritus Sanctus MEDIA INC (Radio Paraclete FM 93.7 MHz) located in Gbarnga, B**g County.

The session began with an overview of CHI’s involvement and activities across Liberia, highlighting our commitment to community awareness and young women empowerment. We later discussed key girl’s health oriented topics including menstruation and personal hygiene, aiming to promote knowledge, confidence, and healthy living among adolescent girls.

We appreciate the invitation and the platform provided to share meaningful information that supports the wellbeing and development of our communities.


Actionaid LiberiaCommunity Health Care Initiative INC.UNICEF LiberiaForumCiv Eastern & Southern AfricaForumCivU.S. Embassy Monrovia, Liberia

Over the weekend, our executive director joined a one-day workshop with the Mano River Youth Network. The event focused on building the capacity of network institutions and structuring our annual plan.

Merry Christmas to everyone celebrating.
Have fun, but please also make sure our girls and children are safe.

We were honoured to have joined Liberian advocates to commemorate 27 years of Human Rights Defenders Day.
The event at YMCA Monrovia highlighted increasing threats to defenders and called for stronger legal protections, including endorsement of the Human Rights Defenders Policy.
Count Her In-CHI reaffirms its commitment to supporting defenders who promote justice and equality across Liberia.

We warmly congratulate our very own Hannell Dayepaye on her graduation from the HELP Teacher Training Institute, where she earned a C Certificate in Education.
This achievement reflects her passion, dedication, and commitment to educating and making a positive impact in the lives of others.
We are proud to celebrate her success and look forward to the meaningful contributions she will continue to make in the field of education.

In observance of the 16 Days of Activism, Count Her In CHI__conducted an awareness session with students at Greater Harvest School, Caldwell, Montserrado County.
The focus was to educate and encourage young people to contribute toward creating a safer online environment for women and girls.
Count Her In - CHI remains dedicated to safeguarding the rights and welfare of adolescent girls.