Safer Community Initiative Of Liberia -SCIL

07/10/2026

Bobby Godfrey Environmental Protection Agency - EPA of Liberia @

07/10/2026

Asa David Chon

07/10/2026

ForumCiv Liberia Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)

07/10/2026

Hello Folks and well wishes. FYI: SCIL has its new head office now in Montesrrado County and we are now selling Bleach( Clorax), Liquid Soap and Camo Wash by gal. This is a way of supporting the work we do. Please contact the number on the pull out banner for your order.

19/06/2026

SCIL was honored to host a four-person delegate from the West Africa Civil Society Institute (WACSI) at our Bomi Office on June 15,2026. The team engaged our staff on M&E, Financial reporting and management,support grant and sustainability to shape an enhanced capacity-building partnership.
Special thanks to WACSI delegation lead Madam Obiageli Mary Ezeobi; Charles Kojo Vandyck, Head of capacity development; Richard Arhin, Finance & Admin Officer; and Jeehyea Grace Arkoi. Their guidance and constructive feedback on results-focused M&E, seamless financial reporting, and a practical sustainability roadmap will help accelerate SCIL'S impact within it's target project communities.

Our Executive Director, joined by Austin J Sieh Jr, Program Manager', presented SCIL's roadmap and reaffirmed our commitment to the communities we serve. Together with WACSI, we are strengthening systems, growing our reach, and deepening our impact, while improving communities livelihoods.

04/06/2026

04/06/2026

Today, the Safer Community Initiative of Liberia (SCIL) joined community leaders, stakeholders, and development partners in Monrovia, with focus on Bassa Point Community, Edina Settlement, Grand Bassa County, for a Project Validation Workshop aimed at advancing the establishment of a community-based ecotourism site.

The initiative seeks to create sustainable economic opportunities and deliver direct benefits to local residents by promoting environmental conservation, cultural heritage, and livelihood development. The proposed ecotourism project is expected to contribute significantly to improving the living conditions of the people of Bassa Point while preserving the community’s rich natural resources.

As part of the project's five key priorities and objectives, SCIL will serve as a strategic partner, providing technical guidance, stakeholder linkages, and implementation support throughout the project's lifecycle.

Speaking during the workshop, Austin J. Sieh Jr., Program Manager of SCIL, reaffirmed the organization's commitment to facilitating inclusive stakeholder engagement and providing the leadership and support necessary to ensure the project's success and long-term sustainability.

Also addressing participants, Madam Konah S. Kollie, Executive Director of WOFAM, expressed appreciation to SCIL for its partnership and commitment to supporting the aspirations of the people of Bassa Point Community. She emphasized that the project has the potential to contribute to improved access to safe drinking water, quality healthcare, better educational opportunities, safe transportation, and sustainable livelihoods for community members.

Together, we can build resilient communities where people and nature thrive side by side.

👉 Join us in supporting community-led development, environmental conservation, and sustainable livelihood initiatives in Bassa Point. Like, share, and help amplify this important cause for a better future for all.

04/06/2026

This is sad! The Bassa Point Village in District #1 , G. Bassa County reported to the EPA today through WOFIM( CSO) during a stakeholder validation meeting with the Medela Washington Fellowship this Water as their source of drinking water. This is an emergency, we are calling on the Government through the WASH commission, LWSC , Hon. Law Maker of District #1 and all mother concerned Stakeholder to immediately come to the aid of this Community. They are dying slowly.

04/06/2026

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