Among our objectives is not only to care for people with mental illness, but also to educate and raise awareness of this problem in a country where there is still too much ignorance about the reality of these illnesses and, consequently, a high degree of...
As part of our public relations work with the Liberian community, on May 18, we presented our prevention and mental health care work at the Embassy of Ghana in Monrovia. A team consisting in Sisters, Program coordinator and staff of the center went to the diplomatic...
In May, our Nurse Supervisor, Terrica Moore, represented our Mental Health Unit in an eighteen days’ workshop on Universal Prevention Curriculum (UPC) on Drug Demand Reduction (DDR), organized by the Ministry of Health. The goal of this workshop was to train professionals on this subject who...
In commemoration of his legacy, charity works, leadership skills, compassion for the affected which drove in restoring the order of this Congregation. On April 24, the day where our Founding father died in Dinan, France, we remember his works and the identity he instilled in...
Future nurses and midwives studying at the Tubman National Institute of Medical Arts will carry out internships at the Benedict Menni Monrovia Health and Mental Health Centers, thanks to an agreement signed on April 4. The Tubman National Institute Of Medical Arts, an Institution established in...
We recently visited Second Chance Chimpanzee Refuge Liberia thanks to the courtesy from its director and senior veterinarian, Richard K. Ssuna. In 1974, the New York Blood Center (NYBC), a U.S. organization dedicated to blood-related research and medical services, built a laboratory in Liberia and began...
Oum el Nour (Mother of Light) is an independent Non- Governmental Organization that was founded in 1989,it aims to gradually decrease the addiction rates in Lebanon and raise awareness about the various factors leading to substance abuse, as this has become an extensive problem, with...
Caregivers at the centre participated in a full training on “Patient Centered Care” which was organized by one of our MH partners, Medecins Sans Frontieres-Liberia. In participation was all mental health practitioners and psychosocial professionals aimed at sharing knowledge and information about the care we...
Existing evidence indicates that the mass media efforts to improve public health care can be accomplished through increasing awareness of Mental Health, raising the level of information about health topics and making topics about Mental Health and psycosocial problems more salient, thereby sensitizing the audience...
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...
