On International Nurses Day, WALY recognises the essential role nurses play in mental health care, offering support, dignity and hope to those who need it most. Today, on International Nurses Day, we want to recognise and celebrate the incredible work of nurses around the world, especially...
We continue working within the community to support, inform and walk alongside people facing mental health and substance use challenges At We Are Like You (WALY), we believe that change begins with understanding, connection and showing up for one another. As part of this commitment, we recently...
Each year on 7 April, the World Health Day is observed worldwide, led by the World Health Organization. It is a moment to reflect on the importance of health as a fundamental human right and to recognise the shared responsibility we all have in promoting...
This Easter, we pause to reflect on a message that goes beyond tradition. It is a moment to remember love in its deepest form, expressed through sacrifice, compassion and hope. In the final moments on the Cross, the words of Christ were not of anger or...
International Women’s Day reminds us that listening to women is essential for building healthier and more compassionate communities Every year, International Women’s Day invites us to recognise the strength, resilience and contributions of women across the world. It is also an opportunity to reflect on the...
Across our health facilities, a meaningful moment of preparation is unfolding. Recently, we experienced a Canonical Visit, an important step as we look ahead to the forthcoming visit of the Superior General of the Sisters Hospitallers. Moments like this invite us to pause. In the midst...
A meaningful step towards supporting women’s mental health has recently taken place in Liberia. The National Social Security and Welfare Corporation (NASSCORP) has donated US$2,500 to support outreach, identification and rehabilitation services for women experiencing mental, neurological and substance use challenges at our centre. While the...
On 21 February 2026, the Liberia Learning Center in Paynesville became a space for something both simple and urgent: an honest conversation about maternal mental health. Hosted by African Women Success Stories, the event “Nurturing the Nurturer: Strengthening the Roots of Motherhood” brought mothers together to...
“Remember that you are dust, and to dust you shall return.” Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent, a season traditionally associated with reflection, humility and renewal. For many women living with mental health challenges such as depression, anxiety, trauma or grief, this day can also...
On 11 February 2026, we mark World Day of the Sick, a day that invites us to reflect on how we respond to illness, vulnerability and human fragility. Established by Saint John Paul II, this day calls the global community to place the dignity of the...