Liberia Deaf Youth Association

Eid al-Adha Mubarak to all Deaf Muslims in Liberia

Today we remember Prophet Ibrahim’s faith and sacrifice.
May this Abraham’s Day bring peace, joy, and blessings to you and your families.

To our Deaf community: You are part of this celebration. May Allah accept your prayers, your qurbani, and your good deeds.

Share love, share food, and stay safe today. 🤝

Proud of our Liberia U23 Deaf National Team 🇱🇷

Yes, the results in Serbia were tough. But let’s not forget
this was the first time our U23 Deaf boys flew out to represent Liberia on the international stage. They carried our flag with courage, and that alone deserves respect.

As someone involved in this journey, I believe we can do better next time. Moving forward, we’ll work to select the best players from clubs across Liberia Bushrod Island, Gardnersville, Paynesville, Sinkor, Central Monrovia, Margibi, Nimba, Bomi, Grand Bassa, Maryland, and beyond. With the right selection and preparation, our team will be one to beat.

Let’s keep praying for them and congratulate them for making Liberia visible in the deaf football world. This is just the beginning 🙏

If you mock people with disabilities, remember that anyone can become disabled

Proud Moment for Liberia,🇱🇷

Our Liberia Deaf U-23 team has made history by flying to Europe for the first time to play in the 2026 Serbia U23 Deaf Football Tournament.

This trip is bigger than football. It’s about our boys experiencing new places, representing Liberia with pride, and showing the world what Liberia Deaf can do.

Friday was tough, we lost 6-0 to Great Britain in our opening match.
But Sunday is a new chance. 10:00 GMT, our U-23 team is back on the field.

If you're proud of our U23 Liberia Deaf team, drop a comment n say:
Go Liberia U23 Deaf football team,
We believe in you,

Other Friday results:
- Germany 2-0 Poland
- Turkey 5-1 Kenya

Keep your heads high, boys.
The whole of Liberia is behind you💪🔥

From Deaf Liberia Initiative-D3LI

Happy Unification Day everyone 🇱🇷

Today we remember that we are stronger when we stand together.
For our Deaf community unity means supporting each other and making sure no one is left behind.

Wishing you all peace and unity today.

From Liberia Deaf youth Association -- LDYA

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On Mother’s Day, LDYA honors our Deaf mothers 💙

You fought for us to go to school when others said no.
You learned Sign Language when the world told you not to.
You are warriors in silence, but your love is loud.

To every mother raising a Deaf child: Your patience is power. Your love is access.

Happy Mother’s Day from LDYA. We will keep fighting for a Liberia where every Deaf child makes their mother proud.

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This reminds National Commission On Disabilities that posting text is not enough. Article 9 of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities says access for Deaf people means Sign Language.

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Teach LSL in every school from Pre-K,/ nursery,
No deaf child life out. No child invisible this is respect. This is the future

SUNDAY, APRIL 26
As announced by LEC, there will be NO CURRENT tomorrow Sunday due to maintenance work on the hydro.