The Privacy Project
Sanitation . Water . Dignity
About us
Founded by Mersony Y. Grant, a Public Safety Tele-communicator and community advocate serving in both the United States and Liberia, The Privacy Project was created to help strengthen safety and dignity in vulnerable communities.
In many areas across Liberia, young girls face challenges simply accessing safe, private sanitation facilities. The lack of secure spaces can make everyday routines more difficult and, at times, unsafe.
The Privacy Project exists to help change that.
We believe privacy is not a luxury.
It is protection.
It is dignity.
It is peace of mind.
By building secure, lockable, well-lit sanitation facilities, we are helping create environments where girls can grow, learn, and move through their daily lives with greater confidence and security.
This is more than infrastructure. It is care built into the foundation of everyday life.
Our Community
Our Mission
The Privacy Project’s mission is to protect girls and vulnerable communities in Liberia by building safe, private, and sustainable sanitation facilities that promote dignity, reduce risk, and prevent harm before it happens.
We build dignity private bathrooms. Clean water. Solar lightening. Safe showers.
How can you help?
Donate and change a life:
– $50.00 USD (Sanitary supplies)
– $300.00 USD (Showers)
– $500.00 USD (Water pumps)
– $3,000.00 USD (Full facility)
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The Privacy Project
Location
Monrovia
Capital of Liberia
Contact Us
Email: info@theprivacyproject.org