01 Apr 2022 We took part in the first national quantification of mental health products in Liberia
Liberia has launched its first national quantification of mental health outputs for the period 2022-2024, and to this end a week-long seminar was held in Buchanan in March, attended by our coordinator.
30 Mar 2022 We took part in the “Mental Health Champions” workshop
From March 1st to 3rd, The Carter Center invited our Mental Health Unit to present its experience to the "Mental Health Champions", a group of personalities from various professional fields who collaborate with the foundation created by former U.S. President Jimmy Carter.
26 Feb 2022 Empowerment and Mentoring Business Program moves forward
During the month of February, we continued to make progress in the Empowerment and Mentoring Business Program.
03 Feb 2022 We help ex patients to launch small micro-financed businesses
At the Mental Health Unit of the Saint Benedict Menni Health Center we try not only to care for women suffering from mental illness, but also to follow up to prevent relapse and ensure re-entry into the social community to which they belong and their full rehabilitation.
02 Feb 2022 We welcome two new social workers to our team
Two new social workers joined the Saint Benedict Menni Health Center team: Tufaie L. Domah and Jaso Maholo, as of this month.
20 Dec 2021 Christmas celebration at the beach with staff and sisters
Annually, Sisters uses the month of December to show appreciation to their staff through merry making. This here they decided to organize a party at the beach as per staff preference.
20 Dec 2021 Welcome, Sister Winnie!
There was a new addition to the Pipeline community during this month. Sr Winnie, a Filipino who has been working in Africa for almost a decade at our Centre’s in Ghana.
20 Dec 2021 We received a new ambulance together with our Superior
Several months ago, the ambulance of the Saint Benedict Menni Health Center suffered an unfortunate accident when it was at under maintenances work out of our compound, killing the mechanic who was driving it and rendering it useless.