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Across Liberia and Sierra Leone, substance abuse paints a stark picture, stretching from the corners of impoverished neighborhoods to the comfort of family homes. Historically viewed as a sign of failure or moral weakness, addiction is now being recognized as a serious health issue requiring compassion and care.
Since 2018, the Youth Friendly Centers have effectively addressed the challenges facing adolescents, significantly decreasing the high rates of teenage pregnancy in Maryland and southeastern Liberia.
In Maryland County, where access to nutritious food remains a challenge for many families and patients, Partners In Health (PIH) Liberia has taken a bold step to close the gap.
Partners In Health (PIH) Liberia has officially handed over three key infrastructure projects to the Maryland County Health Team (CHT).
Superintendent Henry Cole, chiefs, elders, women, and traditional leaders of Maryland County have honored Mrs. Wingdie Didi Bertrand Farmer as ‘Extraordinary Paramount Chief’ of the County.
Partners In Health collaborated with the County Health Team to induct two new residents into the Family Medicine Residency Program on September 3, 2025.
In collaboration with the County Health Team (CHT), Partners In Health Liberia is working to enhance health care access in a region where advanced medical resources have historically been limited.
The partnerships to address teenage pregnancy show shared commitment to tackling the root causes of teenage pregnancy and implementing sustainable solutions that prioritize adolescent health and well-being.
In Liberia, it is estimated that at least 400,000 people suffer from mental health issues. Since 2017, PIH and the Maryland County Health Team have worked collaboratively to address this burden.