Samuel Grimes Initiative for At-Risk Youth

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Prevention & Substance Addiction Recovery Programs, detox./medical assistance, psychosocial support: vocational, life skills), individuals, group and family therapy, aftercare programs, CBT, self-reliance mentorship, fitness club, psychospirituality, etc

 Samuel Grimes Initiative for At-Risk Youth staff members; Extends Prayers and Appreciation to PAW USA Convention Delega...
21/07/2026


Samuel Grimes Initiative for At-Risk Youth staff members; Extends Prayers and Appreciation to PAW USA Convention Delegates

The Samuel Grimes Initiative for At-Risk Youth (SGIFAY) is pleased to announce that the entire Board of Directors is attending the Pentecostal Assemblies of the World (PAW) USA Convention happening at the Headquarters City - Indianapolis.

We extend our heartfelt appreciation to the members of the Angelic , and the who continue to serve as leading sponsors of our life-changing programs in Liberia.

Through their unwavering prayers, generous support, and commitment to Christian service, hundreds of vulnerable and at-risk youth have been rehabilitated and successfully reunited with their families, bringing renewed hope to communities across Liberia.

As the convention convenes, we pray that the Lord will richly bless every delegate, answer their prayers, strengthen their ministries, protect their families, and continue to prosper the work of the Samuel Grimes Initiative for At-Risk Youth.

Pictured representing the rest of the Board Members: Board Chairlady Dr. Michelle McQueen Bradley and Sis. Calandra Flanigan - Fundraiser, whose leadership and dedication have been instrumental in advancing our mission of restoring lives and transforming communities.

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  πŸŽ‚ πŸ₯³ πŸŽ‰ Happy belated birthday to our long serving and resilient staff; Mss. Rachel Y. Martor as she clocked +1 July 9th...
11/07/2026

πŸŽ‚ πŸ₯³ πŸŽ‰
Happy belated birthday to our long serving and resilient staff; Mss. Rachel Y. Martor as she clocked +1 July 9th, 2026.

Miss Rachel Y. Martor is the longest serving staff at Samuel Grimes Initiative for At-risk without warning letter, suspension or any violationon file. Since 2022 she has serve as Psychosocial Counselor in helping victims of substance abuse become exemplary community dwellers.

This is your month of birth, Happy birthday Cllr. Rachel Y. Martor. We wish you healthier, happier, prosperous with moregrace in your new age.

Wow after a stressful and fruitful Cohort 12. Staff members are preparing for 3rd quarter Cohort 13 of outpatient progra...
07/07/2026

Wow after a stressful and fruitful Cohort 12. Staff members are preparing for 3rd quarter Cohort 13 of outpatient program.

22/06/2026

As our 2nd quarter of 2026 Cohort 11th come to a close. plans are ongoing to began 3rd quarter of -PROGRAM. πŸ™ πŸ™ πŸ™ πŸ™

10/06/2026

With Bethesda Temple Church of the Apostolic Faith, Inc – I just got recognized as one of their top fans!

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASESamuel Grimes Initiative for At-Risk Youth provide humanitarian support in Kakata City, Liberia  – ...
08/06/2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Samuel Grimes Initiative for At-Risk Youth provide humanitarian support in Kakata City, Liberia – June 8, 2026

Today we impacted the lives of dozens of vulnerable and at-risk individuals through a series of outreach activities.

As part of the day's humanitarian intervention, the organization provided free haircuts to 25 beneficiaries, helping to promote personal hygiene and restore dignity among participants. In addition, clothing and hygiene packages were distributed to 20 individuals, while nutritious meals were served to more than 35 people, including persons struggling with substance addiction and other vulnerable community members.

"We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all staff members for their continuous efforts in providing care for those in need.

We appreciate sponsors and supporters for their generous contributions especially to the Las Fidelas Matrons and PAW, Inc. For their continuous support.


Mobile Money / Sendwave:
πŸ“ž +231 773 125 527
πŸ“ž +231 886 472 010

Every contribution helps provide food, clothing, hygiene supplies, counseling, and rehabilitation support to vulnerable youth and individuals in need.

It was indeed a wonderful time during our field trip in building construction; Profiling,  Foundation Digging, footing c...
27/05/2026

It was indeed a wonderful time during our field trip in building construction; Profiling, Foundation Digging, footing casting, etc.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASESamuel Grimes Memorial Institute Alumni Association Celebrates 80 Years of Humanitarian Service in ...
10/05/2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Samuel Grimes Memorial Institute Alumni Association Celebrates 80 Years of Humanitarian Service in Liberia

Kakata, Liberia – May 10, 2026 β€” The Alumni Association of Samuel Grimes Memorial Institute proudly assembled to celebrate 80 years of humanitarian service in Liberia since the institution’s establishment on May 10, 1946.

The celebration brought together alumni, supporters, community members, and well-wishers to honor the enduring legacy of the institution and to renew calls for the full restoration of its academic programs following the devastating effects of the Liberian civil conflict.

During the gathering, the Alumni Association expressed profound appreciation to the Suff. Bishop Julian R. Johnson, Las Fidelas Matrons of Bethesda Temple Church USA, PAW, Inc., Executive Director Amb. Michael A. Johnson, and Bishop Dr. Leo M. Simpson for their unwavering support in helping to reawaken and revive the institution.

Attendees praised the transformation of the campus, noting with joy that the center is once again clean, active, and full of life.

Speaking on behalf of the Board and the Program Executive Committee, Executive Director Amb. Michael A. Johnson commended the success of the program and encouraged supporters to remain committed to the vision of the institution.
β€œNever Let the Fire Go Out,” he emphasized.

He further revealed that discussions are currently underway with the Board of Directors to approve the reopening of the academic program in addition to the ongoing substance addiction recovery program.

According to the Executive Director, if approved by the Board, the institution will reopen beginning with Nursery through 9th Grade, with one additional class to be added annually until the school reaches 12th Grade.

He added that his mission is to strengthen the efforts of the Board and sponsors in restoring the full institution, including:
Academic programs
Health services
College education
Humanitarian and recovery services for at-risk persons.

In his concluding remarks, Amb. Michael A. Johnson called upon all alumni, friends, supporters, and partners around the world to unite in rebuilding the noble institution through donations and active participation in its programs.
β€œLet all alumni and everyone who believes in what we are doing join hands with us to restore this noble institution,” he stated.

The celebration ended with renewed hope, unity, and commitment toward restoring the historic institution to its full glory as a center for education, humanitarian outreach, and community transformation in Liberia.

Congratulations to the Samuel Grimes Memorial Institute on 80 remarkable years of service! πŸŽŠπŸ‘πŸ’

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