EBOLA Survivor Network Liberia

EBOLA Survivor Network Liberia EBOLA Survivor net work is an organization set to unite those who was infected with the Ebola virus and has survived. some are trained by the John F.

Ebola Survivor Network Liberia is a group of Ebola survivors who survives from the deadly Ebola Virus in the various ETU centers in the Republic of Liberia. Kennedy Medical Hospital in Liberia. Other are trained by the MSF and the Red Cross of Liberia. They are prepare, helping in the various ETU Centers in providing concealing for Ebola affected patient.

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11/05/2015

GOVERNMENT OF LIBERIA SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT!!!

On Saturday, May 9, 2015, Liberia was declared Ebola free by the World Health Organization (WHO). God being first, and "with hearts & hands, our Country's cause defending, we have met the Ebola foe with valour unpretending," and in commemorating this collective victory, the Liberian Government, our Government, on Monday, May 11, 2015 will host a National Thanksgiving Program at the Centennial Memorial Pavilion, beginning at 11am, where Her Excellency Mrs. Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, our President, will formally receive the Declaration pronouncing Liberia an Ebola-Free Nation by WHO. This Program will offer chances for deep reflections, thanksgiving and celebrations.

In so doing, the Government is pleased to invite all Liberians from all walks of life to be in attendance as we all celebrate this milestone in our Nation's history...

Please tell somebody, to tell somebody, to be there!!!

(Courtesy of the Ministry of Information, Culture & Tourism)

11/05/2015

Uhmmmmm we have fought a good fright liberia ebola free ?????????all thanks to the ebola response call center,we stood up as volunteers whole heartily,we serve our mama liberia truly,we were the frist point of contact ,wowwww,. Bravo to you all,we have won where ever you guys at cheers to d freaking celebration today at centennial privation !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thumbs up every body ,muahhhhhh

04/05/2015

Hello everyone we are almost there to be free of this dearly EBOLA virus.Please don't forget not to wash your hand as usual.

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27/01/2015

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31/12/2014

Please note that this organization is now under Ministry of Health as it sponsor.so our new office is now in the Health Ministry Building.You can email us at survivorebolanet2014@gmail.com or simply like or join our page and group (Facebook/Ebola Survivor Network)

31/12/2014

As the cases of this virus called Ebola reduces we wishes everyone of you to be very careful because it is not over yet we are still hearing of new cases in Grand Cape Mount and Grand Gedeh County they are still building ETU so let us not forget to continuous to wash our hand regularly .Together we can survive Ebola.Happy New Year.

Ebola Virus Disease survivors now have a shoulder to cry on to handle problems, including recurring nightmare and commun...
19/12/2014

Ebola Virus Disease survivors now have a shoulder to cry on to handle problems, including recurring nightmare and community stigma.

In a thanksgiving gathering yesterday at the Monrovia City Hall, many of the survivors, from several communities in Monrovia, were introduced to the leaders of ‘Survivors’ Network’ headed by Patrick S. Farley as president, Josephine Karwah, program chair and mobilizing chairman Prince Dahnyea.

Organized with support from the Ministry of Health & Social Welfare, the network has full support of other humanitarian partners, including UNICEF, Lions International, BRAC and Save the Children, according to Janice L. Cooper of the Incident Management Team.

Representing over 1,328 survivors, the Survivors’ Network, supported by the Ministry of Health and the Incident Management Team, will ensure the collaboration of local and international efforts to handle their problems.

Problems identified included those affecting eyes, weakness, joint and back pains, impotence and generalized body pains.

Other stigmas associated with their experience, identified included trauma, fear, eviction from home, joblessness, separation and exile from community and family.

The network would establish a framework for short and long term medical, livelihood, economic and education needs, and president Farley said there would be regional groups throughout the country.

Representatives, including those of Unicef, Brac, and Lions International, promised to work with the Network to provide support for their needs.

Several survivors told their individual experiences when they came down with the Ebola Virus Disease and expressed gratitude to God who gave them another opportunity to live.

The survivors were encouraged to fill in a copy of the Ebola Survivor Network Membership Form that will provide their current day to day experiences, since they tested negative and were cleared for reintegration with their families and their communities.

The form requests information on what is affecting the individual survivor and the area an individual would be willing to work.

The establishment of the Survivors’ Network was supported by individuals, including network coordinator Meekie Glayweon, Claudius Mehtua, Vivian Cherue and Janice L. Cooper of the IMS/Ministry of Health & Social Welfare.

19/12/2014

member of this page please try to join the group(Ebola Survivor Network)type in the name in the bracket. merry Christmas as we help to protect our brother,sister,mother,father,aunty, and uncle who together we all survive this virus.

Non Government Organization donating to Ebola survivor.
14/11/2014

Non Government Organization donating to Ebola survivor.

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14/11/2014

A Doctor Caring for an Ebola person.
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