Our HEAP promotes and advances higher education among young Liberians and Africans, and provide them the relevant support to easily access, gain admission and peruse higher education locally and internationally, to include, undergraduate, graduate, PHD, fellowship, trainings conferences, and workshops/seminars, amongst others. HEAP aims to offer support to young people to gain admission through a full tuition, full and partial scholarships and financial aid by supporting/guiding them through the application and admission processes, to include, recommending of universities, colleges, training programs and application development, essays writing, International English and other Tests (SAT, ACT, GMAT, GRE, etc) tutorial and writing; resume/CV development. Through HEAP, YONER Liberia provides letter of recommendation and /or attestation to participants to strengthen their applications for highly competitive programs to which they intend to gain admission. HEAP also provides assistance or advice on the easier processing of traveling documents, such as birth certificate, passport, police clearance, VISA, and yellow fever book, health certificate and vaccine clearance.

Under YONER Liberia’s ‘Reimagining Education” Program, we launched the “Higher Education Advancement Program (HEAP)” in February 2020 to support our mission. The Program provides information and career & admission related services to young people seeking international study opportunities. We offer Education / Career Counselor t young people and provide facilitation services with respect to admission of students in foreign countries.

 Since 2020, we have organized and hosted at least 125 information sessions in Bong, Grand Bassa, Margibi and Monterraodo. We have also employed the effective and efficient use of social media marketing to disseminate information. Together, these have directly provided information to over 100,000 Liberians including high school and college students and graduates.

To date, we’ve sealed sustainable partnerships with organizations and Universities in the United States of America, Rwanda, India and North Cyprus to coordinate and facilitate the recruitment, admission and travel of Liberians to study. As an outcome, we’ve successfully coordinated and facilitated the admission and travel of over 60 young Liberians for both undergraduate and graduate studies.