One Health in Action Liberia

12/12/2025

Congratulations to our distinguish Administrator
Laynue D. Keitoe as he graduates today from the Kigali Independent University with a Bachelor of Arts in Development Studies with high honor.

Laynue is a testament of the outcome of struggle and hard work. At OHIAL we wish you God's blessing as we celebrate you today.

Congratulations to our Zota brother!

15/11/2025

Prevent cervical cancer and get vaccinated with the Human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine.

The Ministry of Health and its partners will on November 17-21, 2025 administer the HPV vaccine across Liberia.

Girls ages 9-18 years are strongly encouraged to visit the nearest health facility or designated vaccination site within their area to get vaccinated against cervical cancer.

Globally, cervical cancer is the fourth most common cancer in women, with around 660 000 new cases in 2022. In the same year, about 94% of the 350 000 deaths caused by cervical cancer occurred in low- and middle-income countries. The highest rates of cervical cancer incidence and mortality are in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), Central America, and South-East Asia.

Get vaccinated and prevent womb cancer!

12/11/2025

Happy special birthday to our Associate Program and Environmental Lead, Mr. Timothy S Kallah.

On this day we wish you all the best life has to offer you, Tim.

03/11/2025

Happy International One Health Day!

One Health Day is observed annually on 3 November to raise global awareness about the importance of One Health collaborations.

One Health Day answers the urgent need for a One Health transdisciplinary approach towards solving today’s critical global health challenges. It is a timely initiative that gives scientists and advocates a powerful voice for moving beyond current provincial approaches to emerging infectious diseases, antimicrobial resistance, climate change, environmental pollution, and many other problems, to a holistic default way of doing business.

The day raises awareness about the One Health approach, which involves cooperation between human, animal, and environmental health sectors to address issues like zoonotic diseases, food safety, and climate change.

In Liberia, One Health in Action Liberia continues to champion this cause through advocacy, awareness, and capacity building promoting the integration of One Health principles in schools, communities, and institutions.

22/10/2025

Happy birthday to our One Health Club Mentor, Whyneta M. Lablah.

All the best, Whyneta!

06/10/2025

A short excerpt from one of our application processes for One Health in Action Liberia.

We responded to the question, “Why do you do what you do”?

We keep writing for different opportunities and partnerships to keep this dream alive.

Together, we can save our people, animals, and the environment. Support us today if you can!

06/10/2025

Congratulations to our Administrator at OHIAL, Laynue D. Keitoe, on defending his thesis at the Kigali Independent University (ULK).

Keitoe's research interest was focused on the impact of corruption on public service delivery in Liberia, with a specific focus on the Liberia Revenue Authority (LRA), 2021–2025.

His defense is in partial fulfillment of an international Bachelor of Arts degree in Development Studies.

Congratulations, Laynue!

Photo credit: David Flomo

01/10/2025

NPHIL, in collaboration with the Ministry of Health, has reported four deaths linked to Mpox. These fatalities took place at the Star Base treatment facility in Monrovia and at the Liberian Government Hospital in Buchanan.

17/09/2025

Happy Birthday, Board Member, Mr. Moses Bolongei.

On behalf of all of us at One Health in Action Liberia, we celebrate you today. Your guidance, wisdom, and dedication as a Board Member continue to inspire and strengthen our mission. May this new year of your life be filled with good health, joy, and abundant blessings.

We are grateful to you and wish you many more fruitful years ahead.

04/09/2025

The Democratic Republic of the Congo is experiencing a new outbreak of Ebola, which has resulted in 15 fatalities, according to reports from the BBC.

25/08/2025