Jomah Enterprise Inc

Our Team

Our History

Our amazing team of regulars and part-time volunteers (both in the USA and Liberia) are committed to helping the beautiful children of Liberia. We take our convictions and turn them into action. Think you would be a good fit? Get in touch for more information! We need you and would like to work with you!

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Our History

Jomah Enterprise, Inc. was founded in 2001, inspired by the story of a resilient young girl who lost both parents and a courageous woman who had lost the most important man in her life—a beloved father. Picture a spirited Black girl with a radiant smile that lit up her face, afro hair full of life, and bow legs that gave her a unique, confident stride. Bursting with energy and curiosity, she embodied the strength and hope that would later define Jomah Enterprise, Inc.

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Our Mission

Our History

Our Mission

Jomah Enterprise Inc mission is to give the Liberian orphans a chance at abundant life, hearty love and a community by providing a safe environment for them to grow, learn and love the place they call home and we provide: servant leadership, dependability,

commitment, integrity, respect, accountability and responsibility

embrace innovation and creativity, sustainability

Love and unity to the beautiful children of Sinoe County, Liberia.

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OBJECTIVES

SUSTAINABILITY

OBJECTIVES

Jomah Enterprise Inc's objectives are:

To establish a community in Pratt Farm.
To love, inspire our stakeholders to be prominent individuals of society.
To provide education.
To provide a health and wellness program.
To provide psychosocial support for our constituents.

VISION

SUSTAINABILITY

OBJECTIVES

Jomah Enterprise Inc is established to:

Cater to the orphan and underprivilege youth in Pratt Farm, Sinoe County.
To give Liberian Orphans the opportunity to be children.
To enrich their lives with love and compassion.
Provide education from elementary to college and other specialty programs.
Prepare our children for the future by enhancing their skills, and abilities to be better leaders and citizens of society.
To consistently provide food and shelter for our stakeholders

SUSTAINABILITY

Farming & Agriculture: poultry, sheep, goats, cows, fish, rice, cassava, sugarcane, coconut, and palm, etc.
Medical, Laboratory, elementary and college.
Provide training at a minimal cost to related organizations.
Marketplace – sell goods and services (stores, fashion, music, art and crafts, etc.)
Partnership with Sarpo National park.
African sites to see (rock caves, and waterfall)
Hotels and resorts