Scholarships & Financial Aids

Scholarships and Financial Aid

The Change Liberian Children and Youths (CLCY) Financial Aid Guidelines
Change for Liberian Children and Youths (CLCY) has established its financial aid scheme to be managed by the following guidelines:

CLCY’S Financial Aid Scheme is limited to underprivileged Liberian children and youths who are willing to hear the message of the Gospel.
To benefit from CLCY’s financial aid scheme, a person must be current in school or received admission.
Must apply in writing to the CLCY Scholarship Committee.
All Financial Aid applicants must go through the Scholarship Committee’s screening process.
He/she must have good deportment and have no criminal record.
There is no minimum grade require for CLCY Financial Aid but once accepted and attending, student must maintain a minimum grade of 80% or better per semester.

The Change for Liberian Children and Youths (CLCY) Scholarship Guidelines
In accordance with its visionary mission to empower underprivileged Liberian children and youths to attain high quality education, the Change for Liberian Children and Youths (CLCY) has established a scholarship scheme to be managed by the following guidelines:

To benefit from CLCY scholarship one must be an underprivileged, willing to hear the message of the Gospel, and must apply in writing to the CLCY Scholarship Committee.
He/she must be of sound mind, be of good deportment and have no criminal record.
He/she must have attained a grade point average of 85% or above as promotion from his previous class/grade or, for those at university level, the last semester attended must be 3.0 or better.
All applications must be accompanied by three letters of recommendation; one from the Pastor of the church. The applicant is a member of, one from his/community leader and one from the principal of the school he/she is attending or last attended.
The beneficiary of CLCY scholarship must submit his/her report card to the CLCY Scholarship Committee at the end of every semester to qualify for continuance of the scholarship
All beneficiaries MUST sign an undertaking/commitment to fully abide by CLCY’s scholarship rules and regulations as enshrined in these guidelines.
These Guidelines are subject to review and amendment as may become necessary.

Dated this 7th Day of August 2018.
Signed: FOR THE SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE
J. Jaye Larblah Dr. Kettehkumuehn Murray
CHAIRMAN Co-Chairman

CLCY has established a number of scholarship and financial aid programs that provide assistance for the underprivileged. These programs help promote the Gospel of Jesus Christ and draw our students unto salvation away from starvation.

Christian Mentorship Program
CLCY has changed her vision and mission to focus on winning souls for the Kingdom of God through her programs to help the underprivileged in Liberia. Education without salvation through Jesus Christ has no hope and true meaning. We have launched our mentorship program sections in various communities where our students reside to help them know Jesus Christ and build relationship with him and also help them with their academic needs

CLCY sponsored students 2022.

Part-time sponsorship ranges from $20.00 to full-time $75.00 monthly. It cost total of $900.00 annually to support a student.
CLCY provides tuition, uniforms, school supplies, health-awareness support for teenagers’, sanitary products, sports and recreation and monthly allowances and full Christian mentorship for our students.

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Profile of students in Need of sponsorship

CLCY newest scholarship recipients 4 girls and 2 boys for 2021-2022

CLCY students at our main office and partner church in Daniel's village.

CLCY Students posting for picture during CLCY 1st yr. anniversary 2019.

John Sackie students council government Vice President sitting in the wheelchair.

CLCY Liberia Executive Director Deacon Jacob B. Juah posting with CLCY sponsored students during our third year anniversary in Caresyburg, Montserrado County, Liberia. CLCY continue to make the the difference in Liberia in the lives of our students and our volunteer staff members.

Mono Larbelee 6th grade student 19 years old. Abandon by his father and taking care by a single mom. Mono is in and out of school due to extreme financially hardship. He is hopping to stay in school through the help of CLCY. He is determine to finish primary school and become an engineer and work also for God as an Evangelist for his local church. You can sponsor Larbelee today minimal $25.00 or full-time $75.00 per month or annually $300.00 or $900.00 this include Christian Mentorship Program and monthly allowance.

Elizabeth Zoe is 18 years old and in the 10th grade. Both of her parents are dead and she doesn't have any family support beside the orphanage home support. According to Elizabeth they eat one meal a day and she is in and out of school due to tuitions. Elizabeth would like to be a Pastor/ Christian Missionary upon graduation from high school. You can sponsor Elizabeth today minimal $30.00 or full-time $75.00 per month or annually $360.00 or $900.00 this include Christian Mentorship Program and monthly allowance.

Vivian Y. Korboi 16 years 11th grade
Ambition Lawyer
Best subjects: Literature and History
Vivian lives with her mother who is an unemployed single mom. She needs your help to continue her education and make her dream come true to be a Lawyer. You can sponsor Vivian today with minimal $30.00 or full-time $75.00 per month or annually $360.00 or $900.00 this include Christian Mentorship Program and monthly allowance.

Joshua Morris age 21 in the 11th grade is one of the best students in his class but has the lest support. He lost his parents at a very young age. He has been in the orphanage home for over half of his life. He is determining to graduate and pursue building construction and also work in the community to help others as well. You can sponsor Joshua today Part-time for $30.00 or full-time $75.00 per month or annually $360.00 or $900.00 this include Christian Mentorship Program and monthly allowance.

Rebecca Alex 8th grade student age 20. Rebecca father is dead and she and her four brothers and three sisters live with their single mother. Rebecca mother is struggling to keep her 8 children in government school. Rebecca and her siblings walk two hours daily to and from school. They have the most school drop off rate among other students due to lack of money for tuition. She is praying that CLCY will help her complete her primary education and enter college so she can become teacher to impact knowledge to other less fortunate people. You can sponsor Rebecca today minimal $25.00 or full-time $75.00 per month or annually $300.00 or $900.00 this include Christian Mentorship Program and monthly allowance.

Morris Livingstone 5th grade student age 11. Mother name Bendu Livingstone and his father James Livingstone works on other people farm in order to get food for the family. Morris parents can not afford to pay his elderly brother and sister expenses in school and at the same time pay for his tuition because no proper job to get money. Morris is willing to learn and become a carpenter or simple a carpenter with the help of his sponsor. You can sponsor Morris today Part minimal $25.00 or full-time $75.00 per month or annually $300.00 or $900.00 this include Christian Mentorship Program and monthly allowance.

,Patience Natee 6th grade student age 11. Patience has have numerous problems growing up and trying to stay in school. Patience parents separated when she was just 4 years old. She was left with her mother who had no job or any means to support Patience and her siblings in school. She has been sent home on many occasions from school due to lack of tuition and other school fees. Patience is a promising little girl who is doing well in school now with some help from CLCY. She is determine to be a banker and be able give back to people in need in Liberia also.
Patience is fully sponsored by Grace Bible Church for school and Christian Mentorship Program and monthly allowance.

Lelia Harris 9th grade student age 16 and both of her parents are unemployed and serving as volunteer at the Freeman-Ta Lutheran Church and Lelia herself work as alter girl. Lelia parents have no mean of income beside making back-yard garden. They cannot afford to keep Lelia and her siblings in school due to poverty. Lelia is appealing for sponsorship so she can complete her primary and secondary education so one day she can become an evangelist and Lawyer. Lelia is fully sponsored by Open Door Chapel family this include school and Christian Mentorship Program and monthly allowance.

John Flomo 3rd grade student age 11. He was rejected by his father due to hardship. He didn't go to school early due to financial difficulty. He lives with his disabled mother. He has to work to help his mother provide food. John has a dream of becoming a medical doctor to help save many lives in his village and Liberia as a whole if given the opportunity for education through CLCY sponsorship program. You can sponsor John minimal $20.00 or full-time $75.00 per month or annually $900.00 this include Christian Mentorship Program and monthly allowance.

Jannet 9th grade student age 16 living with a sigle mom who is a farmer with five addition children. Due to the lack of money Jannet did not enter school early for her age. She is in and out of school due to her mom not having money to pay for her tuition each year. Jannet said she would like to become a humanitarian worker to help other people too if she is in the position to do so. You can sponsor Jennet today minimal $25.00 or full-time $75.00 per month or annually $300.00 or $900.00 this include Christian Mentorship Program and monthly allowance.

Lovetee Tokpah 11th grade age 19. Her parents have been struggling to pay her tuition until CLCY came alone to assist her. Lovetee is very determine to finish high school and continue to college to persuade Law degree. you can sponsor Lovetee wtih a minimal $25.00 or full-time $75.00 per month or annually $300.00 or $900.00 this include Christian Mentorship Program and monthly allowance.

Stanleyn Korpelleh 7th grade age 12. Interested in Journalist/Movie Actress and favor subject is English.
Stanleyn lives with her grandmother because her mother can not afford to take care of her. she lost her father in 2021. You can sponsor Stanleyn is fully sponsored by Open Door Chapel family this include school and Christian Mentorship Program and monthly allowance.

Tonitte Amelia Folocula, age 11, 7th grade
Favorite subject English and Composition
Ambition- Doctor,
Amelia lives with her unemployed single mom. Her father is not involve in her life only her struggle mom is doing all she can do to keep food on the table and pay the rent. Amelia is fully sponsored by Open Door Chapel family this include school and Christian Mentorship Program and monthly allowance.

.Joselia A. Kollie 8th grade student age 10. Joselia is a gifted singer, she is part of Victory Kids Liberia. She is one of the smallest Gospel singer in Liberia. Joselia said she would like to complete her grade school and enter university and practice law so one day she would become president of Liberia. Her vision is to make Liberia a great nation like other countries in the world. Joselia said she would like to provide equal education opportunities for all under her future administration in Liberia. She walks a long distance to and from school because no transportation. Joselia is performing above her grade level and her favor subject in school is the Bible. Joselia is seeking sponsorship for international connection. Something unique about Joselia is that she cares for her fellow children in Liberia as a result she actually give donation from her musical performances to her parents to help take of underprivileged girls in her town where she lives and walks to school. Joselia parents ministry is called Victory Children Christian Ministry (VCCM). Sponsored by Tom and Karen Upton
Trinity Presbyterian Church U.S.A.

Heretta Boi 3rdgrade student age 11. According to Heretta own words, I love to be in school. I love to become a medical Doctor in the future to help save lives. I love this profession because it is a life saving profession. I am from a single mother with four children. Our father died as a result of the Ebola virus disease in 2014. My mother go around in the community to sell little goods to provide for us one meal. I have been dropped out of school because my mother can not afford my school expenses and provide for food our family sometimes. I need a sponsor so I wouldn't have to worry about being send home from school again and maybe I can get a second meal and transportation to and from school. You can sponsor Heretta today minimal $20.00 or full-time $75.00 per month or annually $240.00 or $900.00 this include Christian Mentorship Program and monthly allowance.

Richard Wright 3rd grade student before CLCY

John Sackie 10th grade student age 22. John lost both of his parents due to the Ebola virus outbreak in Liberia 2014. As an orphan and a handicap, he is commented to learning so one day he can become social worker in Liberia to help other people. John favorite Subject is Science and wants to become Computer Systems Analyst. John is fully sponsored by Jeff &Tami Shoaf from Grace Bible Church.

Marion Crawford 5th grade student age 13 handicap living with a single mom. Marion has 4 sisters and 2 brothers a family of 8 living together under one roof without father. Marion mother Quita is a farmer. She finds it very difficult to feel Marion and her siblings everyday. Marion inspiration is to get educated and become a pastor to preach the Good News of Jesus Christ to everyone she can reach and also work as a professional Nurse. Marion is fully sponsored by Open Door Chapel family this include school, Christian Mentorship program and monthly allowance.

Barbara Diamond Folocula, age 9, 3rd grade
Favorite subject English
Ambition- Soldier
Diamond lives with her unemployed single mom.. Her father is not involve in her life only her struggle mom is doing all she can to keep food on the table and pay the rent. Diamond is fully sponsored by Millie from Open Door Chapel family this include school and Christian Mentorship Program and monthly allowance.

Naomi 3rd grade student age 9. Naomi is very determine to learn, she walks little under 3 miles to and from school and surviving on one meal a day. Naomi parents are farmers with 5 additional children. Her dad had a serious back injury and now he is unable to work as he wishes to provide for his family. Things have really gone bad for Naomi and her family. Naomi mother cried when she heard about CLCY providing assistance for other children in the nearby village. She approached CLCY project Director and said please help one of my children so tomorrow that child can save our family. Naomi was the one that was brought forward to be given opportunity for sponsorship. Naomi who like to be a Teacher if she get assistance to complete her grade school and enter college to pursuit her dream of being an instructor. You can sponsor Naomi today minimal $20.00 or full-time $75.00 per month or annually $240.00 or $900.00 this include Christian Mentorship Program and monthly allowance.

Richard Wright 3rd grade student age 14. Richard has 8 siblings and his parents are very poor to the extend that they could not afford to support Richard schooling and even take care of his daily needs. CLCY met Richard at the right time because he was actually sick and needed help badly. He was the very first beneficiary of CLCY. Our Executive Director met Richard in Liberia in 2018. Richard wishes to become a police officer to help protect people lives. Richard is fully Sponsored by Jeff & Tami Shoaf from Grace Bible Church.

Dorcas Dolo, age 12, 7th grade student, dropped out of school due to unpaid tuition from a single mother with three little girls. Dorcus lost her father in 2011 and her mother just left this world to go and be with our Lord Jesus Christ on May 13, 2021.
Dorcus is determine to learn and graduate high school and further her education through university so one day she can become a Medical Doctor by the help of God. She said she would like to help save children lives in Liberia.
Dorcus is fully sponsored by the Henderson's family

Nathaly M. Walker, age 10, 7th grade best subject: English and Science
Interested in being a Medical Doctor. Live with both of her parents but are struggling to make earns meet but fall short to keep Nathaly and her siblings in school until CLCY came alone to change Nathaly story to keep her in school. You can sponsor Nathaly today minimal $25.00 or full-time $75.00 per month or annually $300.00 or $900.00 this include school, Christian Mentorship Program and monthly allowance.

Nehemiah Sackie 4th grade student age 11. Nehemiah has never met his father nor his mother. He lives with his grandma who is single and only surviving on a backyard garden. According to Nehemiah grandmother, she received him when he was just 5 months old baby from her own daughter who dropped Nehemiah off to her in the village and said she will be right back. Since then she has never seen Nehemiah mother again. She find it difficult to send him to school. She doesn't receive any assistance from anywhere. She is asking for sponsorship for Nehemiah for his schooling and daily bread. Nehemiah has a dream of continue his education so that one day he can become a Healthcare worker to help save people lives. Sponsored by Open Door Chapel family for school and Christian Mentorship Program and monthly allowance.

Esther Fomah 7th grade student age 14th living with her parents who are farmers. Esther is the only child among. She is very determine to learn and help her family and community. Esther said she wants to become a Medical Doctor if she can get support to stay in school. Esther is fully Sponsored by Master Chief Hawa Ansumana

Lydia Lassana 6th grade student age 15. Lydia father died suddenly and left her with 4 siblings with her mother, who is a farmer but hardly get enough food to feed Lydia and her brother and sisters. Lydia walks total 10 miles to and from school. Due to her mother poor living condition she can not afford transportation and food at the same time. Lydia has been kick out of school on many occasions because her mother can not afford to pay the tuition. But Lydia is determine to learn and become a professional nurse, she is fully sponsored by the Sapolucia's Family

Pauline Paye 9th grade student age 18. She lost her father during the Ebola outbreak in Liberia in 2014. Her mother Betty Paye is a gardener with five children including Pauling. Betty is struggling to meet earn means for Pauline and her siblings. Some day the family done have food to eat. Betty has to chose between feeling Pauline than sending her to school. She has sit out without going to school because no tuition few years back. Pauline is excited to be in school now and her dream is to become a Practical Nurse with the help of her sponsor. You can sponsor Pauline today minimal $25.00 or full-time $75.00 per month or annually $300.00 or $900.00 this include Christian Mentorship Program and monthly allowance.

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