OUR EFFORTS TO BUILD AN INCLUSIVE AND LITERATE FUTURE
From classrooms to communities—here’s how we’re making a difference.
HOW WE’RE MAKING A DIFFERENCE
Literacy Programs
Helping children & adults read and write with dignity and confidence.
Our literacy work includes early reading programs, adult literacy courses, and sign language-inclusive education—ensuring no one is left behind.
Special Education Support
Resources and instruction for children with learning differences.
We provide trained educators, visual aids, and learning spaces that meet the unique needs of Deaf and Hard of Hearing students and others with disabilities.
Community Workshops
Local sessions on language, inclusion, and cultural awareness.
We bring communities together for sessions on disability rights, inclusive communication, and practical tools for advocacy, health, and spiritual growth.
2025 FUNDRAISER — CHAMPIONS FOR JUSTICE
Our 2025 mission is to expand the reach and impact of the Liberia Inclusion and Literacy Foundation (LILF).
Together, we are raising $50,000 USD to:
- Build accessible classrooms in underserved communities
- Fund vocational training for Deaf and marginalized youth
- Provide scholarships and educational materials
- Host community health and wellness sessions
BE PART OF THIS LEGACY. TOGETHER, WE ARE PLANTING SEEDS OF CHANGE.
ABOUT THE MISSION
Born from life’s trials and transformed by faith, Charles D. Lamadine is a survivor of war, a mentor, and an advocate for social change.
His writing reflects decades of service, spiritual depth, and compassion for the underprivileged.
Through the Liberia Inclusion and Literacy Foundation, Charles is building a future where every person—especially those who are Deaf, Hard of Hearing, or marginalized—has access to education, leadership training, and spiritual support.
2025 FUNDRAISER – CHAMPIONS FOR JUSTICE
Together, we are raising $50,000 USD to:
- Build accessible classrooms
- Fund vocational training programs
- Provide scholarships and educational materials
- Host wellness and health-based outreach for families