My Nonprofit Reviews

I am a strong supporter of Healthy Women, Healthy Liberia! I was introduced to HWHL in 2013, sat on their board of directors from 2013-2017, and served as an advisory board member from 2017-2019. Throughout my time on the board of directors, I was able to experience first-hand how seriously HWHL takes its fiscal stewardship responsibilities. I witnessed the organization grow from providing health care services in a tent with tarp walls, to a small concrete block structure the size of a garage, to purchasing an acre of land and building the state-of-the-art Waterfield Primary Care Health Center that opened in October 2017. Since 2017, HWHL has continued to expand their services to better meet the needs of their population. The Community Health Worker (CHW) model used by HWHL is known as a gold standard for providing public health care in communities with limited health care access. Without a doubt, HWHL is a non-profit organization that you can trust is using its resources wisely to better the lives of residents of Margibi County in Liberia, Africa. I have attached a picture of my visit to Liberia in March 2016 when I traveled with the HWHL Community Health Workers into one of the villages we serve.