Community-Based Education and Empowerment

• Develop health education initiatives: We will arrange and conduct programs including mother-to-mother classes, nutrition workshops, and training on hygiene practices, like building dish racks, to improve community health.

• Tailor programs to local needs: We will collaborate with communities to identify their unique needs and design fitting programs, making the programs useful.

• Empower women. Women will receive education and skills to support their health management.

Partnership and Collaboration

• Partner with the Ministry of Health: Work with the Liberia Health Ministry to match programs with national plans for lasting impact.

• Collaborate with NGOs and community leaders: Collaborate with other NGOs and community health workers to build a wider support network.

• Expand membership: Consider broadening the association’s membership by including other professionals who help women and families, such as nurses, teachers, and community leaders. This will amplify the message and have a bigger impact.

Advocacy and Communication

• Promote transparent communication: We will build community and local health institution trust through open health risk communication.

• Use social media and technology: We will use social media to disseminate correct health information, combat false narratives, and monitor “infodemics.”

• Build trust through open dialogue: We will build trust by openly sharing information and talking with community leaders and the public.

Resource mobilization and capacity building

• Employ the alumni network: Consult the BCMS alumni network for funding, technical advice, and support to improve women's health in Liberia.

• Establish a local presence: We will establish a local office in Liberia to oversee initiatives and provide support, maintaining consistency and enhancing local knowledge.