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Liberia’s 14-year civil war, the Ebola epidemic, and ongoing social and economic crises have left deep psychological scars in the country. According to a World Health Organization 2022 report, over 40% of Liberians show symptoms of PTSD, depression, or severe anxiety, yet less than 10% have access to mental health care and knowledge of coping skills. These “invisible wounds” often fuel violence, family breakdown, and cycles of poverty.
FREE’s LET-IT program, with partners, has trained 150 community members and 25 trauma relief trainers, bringing healing to survivors of war, abuse, hardship and other trauma related issues. The impact is clear with huge testimonies and strong recommendations for expansion as the need far exceeds our reach. Communities across Liberia are requesting trauma healing support we cannot yet provide.
LET-IT aims to: Deliver trauma-informed training and healing circles in high-need communities; equip local leaders, health workers, and educators with culturally sensitive care skills; and promote resilience, dignity, and social cohesion. Your support can help us: Expand trauma services to underserved counties, train more local practitioners, and directly impact more people.
Join us to restore hope, break cycles of trauma, and build a peaceful Liberia.
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