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Public Health in Liberia
A register of firms and the professionals working at them in the Public Health sector based in Liberia. Browse the public index, then filter or export on Kipplo.
Companies
6 on file
Girls Health Alliance
Girls Health Alliance is a youth-led and feminist organization committed to providing girls with the necessary tools to empower them to take charge of their lives, make informed decisions, and explore their full potential. We do this through partnership, advocacy, innovative actions, and the provision of social support. Our History: Girls Health Alliance (GHA) is a registered Liberian-based youth-led and feminist organization founded in 2019 by Ms. Pauline Faith Gartor, a “born” activist for Girls’ rights, and her colleagues who share the same vision. At age 17, Pauline got stroked by the needless death of a childhood friend from an unsafe abortion due to the lack of health information and promotion and the subsequent death of her beloved mother from a curable disease due to a lack of skilled health attendants. The two tragedies have traumatized Pauline for years, but soon, she finds reasons to turn her trauma and challenges into opportunities by advocating for women’s rights and equality. Pauline has always been saddened by what happened to her friend, who could not live to complete her studies and live a purposeful life. She believes her mother’s death should have been prevented had her country Liberia, had a better health system and services. Pauline’s passion got ignited to tackle these issues with commitment, and she established Girls Health Alliance. GHA promotes and advocates for girls’ sexual reproductive health rights and equality in response to SDG goal 5- Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls. GHA promotes Sexual Reproductive Health Rights and Equality for adolescents/youth ages 10-24. Using community development principles, we build the capacity of existing community structures and focus our activities at the local community level, using available resources and sustainable strategies to find long-lasting solutions. We advocate and create awareness at the national level, empower adolescents, and provide direct support where needed.
11 to 50 staff
National Public Health Institute Of Liberia
Welcome to the official LinkedIn page of the National Public Health Institute of Liberia (NPHIL)! At NPHIL, we are dedicated to safeguarding the health and well-being of the public through excellence in public health research, disease surveillance, emergency preparedness and response, environmental and occupational health, and public health diagnostics, amongst others. As the lead in surveillance and disease intelligence, we strive to become a center of excellence for better health outcomes. Follow us for updates on: Cutting-edge research and innovation in public health Programs and initiatives aimed at improving health outcomes Epidemiological data and insights on disease trends Career opportunities and internships in public health Community engagement and public health education
201 to 500 staff
One Health In Action Liberia Ohial
One Health in Action Liberia (OHIAL) is dedicated to promoting the One Health concept, recognizing the interconnectedness of human, animal, and environmental health. Our mission is to proactively address emerging and re-emerging health threats through community engagement, capacity building, education, and policy advocacy. Our flagship initiatives include the establishment and management of One Health Clubs in secondary schools and universities, farmer education programs, and environmental health projects to foster sustainable community health solutions.
1 to 10 staff
Health Tech Liberia Htl
HealthTech Liberia is a non-governmental organization dedicated to promoting health and climate initiatives through technology, innovation, entrepreneurship, and research in Liberia. At HTL, we believe that technology can play a transformative role in addressing the complex challenges faced by the health and climate sectors. By harnessing cutting-edge technologies and fostering a spirit of innovation, we strive to bring about tangible solutions that have a lasting impact on society Mission: Our mission is to provide innovative, entrepreneurship, and technology-driven solutions to improve the overall well-being and quality of life for all individuals in Liberia. Vision: To redefine health and climate sectors through technology, innovation, and entrepreneurship. Goal: Health Tech Liberia strives to revolutionize healthcare in Liberia through innovation, entrepreneurship, and technology, enhancing accessibility, affordability, and quality. Additionally, HTL aims to pioneer innovative climate initiatives, empower climate and health workers in entrepreneurship, conduct collaborative research, and promote education. we seek to position Liberia as a destination for healthcare services"Fostering economic growth while redefining healthcare." and climate sectors through technology and innovation.
11 to 50 staff
Purehealthinitiative
Optimal community Health promotion and disease Prevention institution in Liberia.
1 to 10 staff
Toneh Enhancing Community Health-Tech, Liberia Inc
Founded in 2024 by a dedicated team of public health and education professionals, TECH (Toneh Enhancing Community Health) is a youth-focused nonprofit organization based in Liberia that empowers adolescents through Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE) advocacy for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) and disease prevention. Working directly with schools currently, TECH delivers peer-to-peer, interactive CSE sessions that help girls, boys, and marginalized youth build knowledge and confidence around body autonomy, consent, sexually transmitted infections (STIs), and reproductive health. It also promotes proper water, sanitation and hygiene practices. As of mid-2025, TECH has partnered with 8 schools in Montserrado County, reaching over 500 adolescents through more than [128: twice a month @8 schools*8 months] educational sessions. These early results demonstrate a growing demand for culturally sensitive, age-appropriate SRHR education in Liberia’s schools. Understanding that “it takes a village to raise a child,” TECH actively collaborates with the Ministries of Education and Health, as well as religious leaders, community elders, and parents to ensure a supportive environment for adolescents navigating puberty, relationships, and health challenges. TECH’s work is made possible through generous support from local communities, and the organization is currently seeking strategic funding partnerships to scale its programs. Our goal is to reduce the rates of unintended pregnancies, STIs, and harmful practices such as early marriage and gender-based violence—ensuring that every young person can grow up safe, informed, and empowered. We welcome partnerships with donors, foundations, and institutions seeking to invest in adolescent health, gender equity, and youth empowerment in West Africa. Let’s build a healthier, more informed generation together
11 to 50 staff
