Find non profit organizations in Monrovia. Listings include Destiny Recovery Program, Star Scholarship Opportunities, Ceden & Defense For Human Rights - Liberia, Apex of Public Health Initiative, Union Of Conscious Africans, Inc (UCA-Liberia), Empower HER Foundation.
The Destiny Recovery Program is a christian based nonprofit organization that help youth who are add
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Trokon Glay Community Clinic - Medicine Store, the best American and indian medicines in Liberia.
DEFENSE FOR HUMAN RIGHTS (DHR) is an independent, non-governmental, non-partisan and not-for-profit human rights organization
Apex of Public Health Initiative is a non profit initiative that envisions a world where people will have access to health education and services.
Tall Youths Foundation is a non-profit organization established to identity and bring together underprivileged, abused women and girls in our society in an effort to mitigate or...
Explanation of the Logo: The logo of the organization depicts three important things. 1. The firm rooted tree in the green grass shows the time in the African history, when the co...
Health for life is a non-governmental organization that is there to educate student on some of the major happening and bad health practices in Liberia.
SIDIA-Liberia Network is a Liberian NGO working "Toward an Empowered, Equitable & Sustainably Developed Society".
LIDEHO aims helping the needy children and other helpless youths of our country achieve better education as one of our biggest priorities knowing the fact that when you educate a ...
Street Child of Liberia is taking a team to the Street Child World Cup in Brazil, 2014. Our aim is to highlight their issues and make a positive change.
LogicCircle-Liberia is an organization that focuses on providing logical solutions by building Liberian youths with skills of leading positive transformation and erecting easy appr...
Reaching out to the needed and less privilege Liberians.