The National General Secretary (NGS) of the YMCA of Liberia, Mrs. Vonyee Newton Kolison, recently held a productive engagement with the Board Chair, Branch Coordinator, staff, young people, and the leadership of the Kakata YMCA School in Margibi County.
The meeting provided an opportunity to strengthen collaboration between the National Office and the local branch, with discussions focused on advancing youth development programs, enhancing institutional capacity, and promoting community-driven initiatives.
In her remarks, Mrs. Kolison highlighted the YMCA’s enduring commitment to empowering young people through education, leadership, and service. She underscored the importance of unity, innovation, and strong local leadership as key drivers for sustainable growth and positive change within the YMCA movement.
Participants shared insights on ongoing activities, challenges, and opportunities for greater community engagement. The NGS encouraged the branch to continue fostering a spirit of teamwork and accountability, reaffirming the National Office’s support for efforts that align with the YMCA’s mission and strategic priorities.
The meeting concluded with renewed energy and a shared vision to deepen the YMCA’s impact across Kakata and beyond — ensuring that more young people are equipped with the skills, values, and opportunities needed to build a better future.
The National General Secretary (NGS) of the YMCA of Liberia, Mrs. Vonyee Newton Kolison, recently held a productive engagement with the Board Chair, Branch Coordinator, staff, young people, and the leadership of the Kakata YMCA School in Margibi County.
The meeting provided an opportunity to strengthen collaboration between the National Office and the local branch, with discussions focused on advancing youth development programs, enhancing institutional capacity, and promoting community-driven initiatives.
In her remarks, Mrs. Kolison highlighted the YMCA’s enduring commitment to empowering young people through education, leadership, and service. She underscored the importance of unity, innovation, and strong local leadership as key drivers for sustainable growth and positive change within the YMCA movement.
Participants shared insights on ongoing activities, challenges, and opportunities for greater community engagement. The NGS encouraged the branch to continue fostering a spirit of teamwork and accountability, reaffirming the National Office’s support for efforts that align with the YMCA’s mission and strategic priorities.
The meeting concluded with renewed energy and a shared vision to deepen the YMCA’s impact across Kakata and beyond — ensuring that more young people are equipped with the skills, values, and opportunities needed to build a better future.