Humanity Care Liberia - HCL

29/09/2025

Humanity Care Liberia (HCL) is working in Zoe-Geh Statutory District, Nimba County to end Gender-Based Violence (GBV) by empowering women through economic opportunities and climate-smart agriculture.
With support from Kvinna till Kvinna (KTK) and funding from the Swedish Government, we are building safer, greener, and more resilient communities where women can thrive.

21/08/2025

14/08/2025

LOWLAND(SWAMP) RICE AND VEGETABLES PRODUCTIONS 2025/2026 AML/BCP PHASE 8- CONSERVATION AGRICULTURE PROJECT IMPLEMENTED BY HUMANITY CARE LIBERIA -HCL

14/08/2025

LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION (POULTRY) 2025/2026 AML/BCP PHASE 8- CONSERVATION AGRICULTURE PROJECT IMPLEMENTED BY HUMANITY CARE LIBERIA -HCL

23/07/2025

Happy Birthday, Madam Cecelia Johnson! 🎉🌹
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‎Today, I celebrate not just your birthday, but the incredible blessing you are in my life. You are more than a sister in Christ—you are a true mother figure, a constant source of encouragement, and a pillar of love and wisdom. Your down-to-earth nature, prayers, and unwavering support in all my endeavors mean the world to me.
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‎May God continue to strengthen you, fill your life with joy, and reward you richly for the countless lives you touch—including mine. Enjoy your day to the fullest, Madam Cecelia Johnson. You deserve every good thing life has to offer.

21/07/2025

Graduation Program for Humanity Care Liberia (HCL)’s Women’s Economic Empowerment Skills Training for women of Miaplay-Bonnah, Zoe-Geh Statutory District, Nimba County:
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21/07/2025

Humanity Care Liberia (HCL), in proud partnership with Strides for Africa and the Gbarnga Rotary Club, dedicates this Solar-Powered Water-Well Project to the students, staff, and residents of Geolanda Extension School & Children Recovery Orphanage Home in Ganta City, Nimba County. This transformative project was made possible through the generous funding and support of the Madison Rotary Club, Wisconsin, USA. It reflects a shared commitment to improving access to safe and clean water, promoting health and hygiene, and enhancing the living and learning environment for vulnerable children and their caregivers.
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‎This water facility is more than just infrastructure—it is a symbol of global solidarity and a testament to what can be achieved through meaningful collaboration. By harnessing solar energy, the project not only addresses immediate water needs but also promotes sustainability and climate resilience. Humanity Care Liberia and its partners believe that access to clean water is a fundamental right, and this initiative reaffirms our collective dedication to uplifting communities, empowering children, and building a future where every child can grow, thrive, and live with dignity and good health.

21/07/2025

Humanity Care Liberia (HCL), in proud partnership with Strides for Africa and the Gbarnga Rotary Club, dedicates this Solar-Powered Water-Well Project to the students, staff, and surrounding communities of Gbovee High School in Gbarnga City, B**g County. This transformative project was made possible through the generous funding and support of the Madison Rotary Club, Wisconsin, USA. It reflects a shared commitment to improving access to safe and clean water, promoting health and hygiene, and enhancing the learning environment for current and future generations.
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‎This water facility is more than just infrastructure—it is a symbol of global solidarity and a testament to what can be achieved through meaningful collaboration. By harnessing solar energy, the project not only addresses immediate water needs but also promotes sustainability and climate resilience. Humanity Care Liberia and its partners believe that access to clean water is a fundamental right, and this initiative reaffirms our collective dedication to uplifting communities, empowering students, and building a future where every child can learn, grow, and thrive in dignity and good health.