Vision 2 Group

'Vision 2' is a group of 5 borrowers led by Hawa Quaqui, 39 years old, a widow with 5 children, aged 4-18 years old. Their educational levels are nursery to 9th grade. Hawa is a high school graduate but couldn't continue her education because of early pregnancy. Later, when Hawa's husband died, she had to be responsible for her children. The business has been a great help to her family.

Hawa lives and works in Perry town, Sonnie yard, which is a poor community that depends on the government to take care of them; it is in the north of Monrovia, Liberia.

Hawa’s business is dry goods. She purchases goods like oil, candles, matches, bleach, etc. wholesale and sells retail to the residents of Perry town, Sonnie yard, Monrovia, Liberia. She has been running this business for over 10 years and started the business with a small working capital but is doing fine in business.

Her difficulty was when a thief broke into her house and stole her business capital. She nearly got discouraged but she realised that she didn't have anyone to help her but the business, so she continued striving.

Hawa brings good products to the market, and she also has good relations with her customers so as to encourage them to always come to buy from her. She needs this loan in order to purchase more dry goods wholesale and acquire more profit and expand her business. Hawa has hopes of growing her business and becoming a successful businesswoman. And she dreams of her and her children becoming a successful family in the future.



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