Upjit Singh Sachdeva, known in Liberia as "Mister Jeety", is an Indian businessman, diplomat and philanthropist who carries out numerous initiatives to help the most disadvantaged people in the African country. Mr. Sachdeva owns businesses that manufacture, import and sell construction materials, has been the Honorary...
February came with bitter-sweet news about our social workers who just ended their practicum experience at our centre. Ade J. Klafleh y Sametta Thomas, two young ladies, knowledgeable and full of desire, began their practicum experience last November after enrolling in a Master Program in Social...
The We Are Like You initiative and the community of Sisters Hospitallers of Monrovia have a lot of friends and benefactors who help spread the word about our project to rehabilitate women with mental illness and raise funds. The San Benito Menni Parish in Madrid...
Half an hour after this interview, he will offer a presentation to a large group of fellow nurses from the Aita Menni Hospital in Arrasate, in which he will explain what it is like to be a nurse in the Mental Health Unit of the...
Kids & Us is a network of English academies specialized in classes for babies, children and teenagers, one of whose centers is located in Arrasate / Mondragón, where the Aita Menni Hospital is also located. Months ago, the local headquarters of Kids & Us received...
Our Mental Health Unit set in the Benedict Menni Health Center in Monrovia to care for women has completed 5 years of existence, during which it has cared for a total of 180 patients. The healthcare program is included in the mental health programs of...
During the month of September we attended the Annual Congress of the Liberian College of Physicians and Surgeons, directed by Dr. Benjamin Harris -the only psychiatrist in the country for the last 40 years and physician of our Mental Health Unit at Saint Benedict Menni...
On the occasion of its 141st anniversary, the English Province of the Sisters Hospitallers —on which our center in Monrovia depends— organized in August the "Walk the Talk" campaign, an initiative that involved members of the Hospitaller Community walking, running or cycling 141 kilometers and...
Our center continues to make progress in the Empowerment and Mentoring Program continues to impact the lives of the women we serve through the provision of microloans for small business start-ups. ...
In August, we have been able to celebrate that 6 of our patients have been reincorporated into their communities and families after passing through our center and seeing their physical and mental state improve. Two former patients, however, had to be readmitted, and we have also...
