PADS For Girls

Finance & Administration Associate

Meet Ms. Delbra Ukatu, our Finance and Administration Associate. She is an Accounting graduate of the University of Liberia and an entrepreneur, currently building her brand, Del’s Popcorn.

She is passionate about transparency, leadership, and the development of efficient financial and administrative systems. With a strong foundation in accounting and practical business experience, Delbra brings the knowledge, discipline, and organizational skills required to support the effective management of resources and operations.

She is committed to maintaining accurate financial records, promoting transparency, ensuring accountability in the use of organizational resources, and supporting administrative processes that contribute to the achievement of organizational goals. Her attention to detail, integrity, and dedication to excellence position her to serve effectively as Finance & Administration Associate for PADS for Girls Liberia.

Last Saturday, we officially held our very first PADS for Girls session of Cohort III 💃! It was a day filled with learning, connection, and empowerment.

​A massive thank you to our incredible partner, the Orange Digital Center (ODC), for providing us with the space to foster this growth and bring our vision to life, and Open Source Team Liberia for Enpowering our Inclusivity efforts.

​Most importantly, a huge shoutout to all the amazing girls who showed up with open minds and ready hearts, prepared for growth. This is just the beginning of our journey together!

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Meet Etta Wyne, a proud PADS Cohort II beneficiary and now a Peer Mentor for PADS Cohort III!

Etta is one of the many reasons we do what we do. Seeing her apply the knowledge, skills, and confidence gained through mentorship to improve her life and support others fills us with pride and hope.

She is a reflection of our vision in action: empowering young women to become empowered leaders who, in turn, empower other young women.

Today, Etta is not just a beneficiary; she is a leader, a role model, and a testament to the power of investing in girls.

Keep shining, Etta. We are incredibly proud of you and cheering you on every step of the way!

Today, on World Menstrual Hygiene Day, we are reminded that menstrual dignity is not charity — it is equity, access, education, leadership, and long-term systems change.

On May 23, 2026, PADS for Girls Liberia officially launched Cohort III at the Orange Digital Center, welcoming 40 adolescent girls from Edgewater Drive Small Town Community and Old Road, Smythe Road Block C & D Communities into a two-year mentorship and empowerment journey.

Beyond monthly sanitary support, these girls will receive leadership training, mentorship, vocational exposure, community service engagement, and digital literacy training through our partnership with Open Source Team Liberia and Daughters of Destiny Foundation.

As we continue operationalizing BioGirl, our biodegradable menstrual pad sustainability initiative, we remain committed to building locally driven solutions that ensure girls are not only supported — but empowered to lead, thrive, and shape their futures.

This work is only possible through collective action. We invite individuals, organizations, and partners to donate to PADS for Girls Liberia and contribute to the growth of BioGirl as we work to create sustainable menstrual health solutions for girls across Liberia.

Donation here: https://fundraizer.com/campaigns/6967945cab4ebdf3011c5d88

Mrs. Moore is a seasoned Civil Engineer and Project Management professional with over 8 years of experience in infrastructure development, construction supervision, procurement, and stakeholder coordination across Liberia.

Her expertise spans project planning and management, monitoring & evaluation, quality assurance, technical reporting, and the successful supervision of donor-funded projects supported by institutions including the World Bank, USAID, and the European Union.
Throughout her career, she has led and supported major infrastructure and community development initiatives, bringing excellence, professionalism, and strategic leadership to every project she serves.
We are honored to have her expertise, vision, and dedication strengthening our work and impact.

In her role, she will coordinate mentorship sessions and program activities, manage mentee engagement and tracking, support partnership development, assist in reporting and documentation, and supervise peer mentors and volunteers.

Mentorship without borders! 🗺️✨
​We are thrilled to officially announce our partnership with the Daughters of Destiny Foundation! Through this partnership, our mentees will receive International Mentorship Training designed to expand their horizons.

​Every girl deserves the best, and with the right mentors guiding the way, there is no limit to what they can achieve.
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​Welcome to the PADS for Girls family, Daughters of Destiny Foundation! Let’s inspire greatness together. 🙌🏾👑

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New Partnership Announcement! 🚀
​We are thrilled and incredibly proud to welcome Open Source Team Liberia as the official partner of PADS for Girls!

​At PADS for Girls, our mission has always been to empower young women and equip them with the tools they need to thrive. Through this exciting new collaboration, Open Source Team Liberia will be providing comprehensive Digital Literacy Trainings for our mentees.
​In today’s world, digital skills are not just are a necessity. Together, we are ensuring our girls are ready to lead in the digital age.

​Thank you, Open Source Team Liberia, for standing with us to uplift the next generation of female leaders! 🇱🇷✨

We are thrilled to announce the launch of our Cohort! Another group of young girls is about to begin their journey of mentorship, menstrual hygiene education, and vocational empowerment. This cohort promises exciting new mentorship resources!

📅 Date: Saturday, May 23, 2026
🕑 Time: 3:00 PM GMT
📍 Venue: Orange Digital Center, Congo Town

Join us as we take another massive step toward ending period poverty and building the next generation of Liberian women leaders. See you there! ❤️✨

Strengthening Collaboration for Adolescent Girls Programming in Liberia

On May 8, 2026, UNICEF Liberia hosted a stakeholders meeting at One UN House in Monrovia to strengthen collaboration for adolescent girls' programming. PADS for Girls was represented in full, and we had in attendance other CSOs. the session focused on harmonizing the efforts of civil society organizations (CSOs) to bridge service gaps in education, health, and protection. By focusing on implementation schedules, partners aim to create a more unified and impactful framework for girls empowerment across the country.
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Thanks to Christina M. Bimba from Girls for Change Initiative for the invite.

UNICEF

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