Advancing Nurturing Communities for Health Outcomes & Resilience in Liberia
Join Our MissionEstablished in 2025, ANCHOR was born from a passion for finding local solutions to recurring health and social issues faced by communities in Liberia. What began as "Caring for the Caregivers" in 2022 evolved into a comprehensive health and social impact organization.
A healthy, resilient community where everyone has the support and opportunity to thrive.
To build and sustain community-led health and social support networks that improve wellbeing, strengthen resilience, and expand opportunities for all.
ANCHOR stands for its inclusive and community-driven approach. The people remain at the heart of our interventions, reflecting our core belief that sustainable change begins within the community itself.
Comprehensive program for at-risk youth struggling with drugs and substance abuse, teaching effective coping skills and providing supportive social environments for improvement in physical and mental health.
Support groups for parents and family members of persons with drug and substance abuse issues, teaching effective communication and education on the effects of drugs and substances.
Raising awareness of the effect climate crisis has on mental health and well-being in communities, discussing vulnerabilities and support strategies.
Organized and coordinated health assessments for young men with drug and substance abuse issues, including eye care and other health interventions.
Plans for school health clubs that empower students, teach life skills, and run campaigns on physical and mental health, drug and substance abuse prevention.
Promoting vaccination demand and integrating mental health screening with vaccination outreach to increase service uptake and normalize help-seeking.
12 participants acquired coping strategies, de-escalation techniques, and emotional regulation skills that support quitting or reduction in drug and substance use.
5 individuals received prescribed glasses, which directly enhance quality of life and long-term reintegration prospects.
Successfully established 2 support groups: one for parents and family members, and another for persons struggling with drugs and substance abuse.
Visited 3 churches in three communities to create awareness on the effect of climate change on mental health.
A professional nurse with over two decades of active work in healthcare who stepped away from her job to become a full-time caregiver and established this organization.
Designs, plans, and implements initiatives across our diverse objectives
Develops strategies to raise awareness about our initiatives and values
Designs interventions targeting gender equality and youth empowerment
Acts as the bridge between our organization and the community
Designs systems to capture data on program impact and community uptake
Handles essential administrative tasks and record-keeping
info@anchorlbr.org
After Telecom Junction , Block A, Bernard's Farm, Paynesville, Liberia
Monday - Friday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
+231 (0) 777 295 719