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Help a Mother and Newborn Initiative

A registered Women/Youth-run NGO dedicated to improving reproductive, maternal, and newborn Outcomes

03/02/2026

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The day the doctor says the word cancer, time often feels like it stops. Questions rush in all at once, Why me? How long? What about my family? For many people, that moment becomes the beginning of hospital visits, silent prayers, financial strain, physical pain, and emotional battles that no one ever truly prepares you for. Cancer is not just a diagnosis; it is a daily fight that tests the body, the mind, and the spirit.

Globally, cancer continues to claim millions of lives each year. Behind every statistic is a real person-a parent who didn’t live long enough to watch their child grow, a young person whose dreams were interrupted, a family forced to say goodbye too soon. Yet within this reality is a powerful truth: many cancers are preventable, treatable, and even curable when detected early. Small choices-healthy eating, avoiding to***co, staying active, and regular screening-can mean the difference between life and loss.

As we observe World Cancer Week, Help a Mother & Newborn Initiative stands , reminding the world that while every cancer journey is different, no one should walk it alone. Today, we raise awareness not to spread fear, but to inspire action, compassion, and hope. Because every life matters-and every story deserves a fighting chance.

02/02/2026

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Today, the conversation is about every life touched by cancer. Somewhere, a young person is hearing the word cancer for the first time. Somewhere, a mother is gathering strength she never knew she had. Somewhere, a family is learning how to live with uncertainty, while holding tightly to hope. Cancer does not discriminate, and its impact reaches far beyond the patient.

As we observe World Cancer Week, Help a Mother & Newborn Initiative stands , acknowledging that every cancer journey is different, yet every story deserves compassion, care, and support. This week is a reminder that awareness saves lives, early screening matters, and no one should feel alone in their fight.

Support. Prevent. Screen. Care.
Together, let us raise our voices, extend empathy, and keep hope alive-because every story is still being written.

02/02/2026

Help Rural Teen Mothers Lead Change at a regional Conference

Too often, Teen mothers are told their lives are over the moment they become pregnant.

They are pushed out of school.
Judged by their communities.
Left without support, opportunity, or a voice.

At Help a Mother and Newborn Initiative (HMNI), we believe the opposite:

Teen mothers are not finished- they are still becoming.

In March 2026, adolescent girls from across Africa will gather in Yamoussoukro, Côte d’Ivoire for the Adolescent Girls Summit (AGS 2026) under the theme “Count Us In.” This is a powerful space where girls shape solutions, influence policy, and speak for themselves.

2 Teen mothers from our program already have support to attend through the Global Fund for Children, but we hope to raise for for 5 more.

These girls come from rural communities where pregnancy means isolation and silence.

With your support, they can travel, speak, learn, and return home as leaders and advocates for other girls like them.

This is not just about attending a summit.
It’s about changing what is possible for Teen mothers in Liberia.

Support our GoFundMe here: https://fundraizer.com/campaigns/697c8d50a8660d77dd5238c7

Every contribution-big or small, helps a young mother be seen, heard, and counted.

02/02/2026

We’re excited to share our HMNI 2025 Annual Report 🎉

In 2025, we mobilized $101,745.19 and invested $79,639.97 into programs and systems that support adolescent girls, teen mothers, and youth-led SRHR leadership—ending the year with a $24,821.12 balance to carry momentum into 2026.

✅ Biggest highlight: completing EmpowerHer Journey (EHJ) Cohort 1 with 70+ adolescent mothers supported through mentorship, SRHR/maternal health learning, and skills building.
✅ We also delivered SRHR Coach Masterclass Cohorts III & IV, strengthened Peer-to-Peer Clubs in 8 schools, and closed out EchoChange—community-led advocacy and accountability.

Thank you to our communities, partners, and supporters for trusting youth- and women-led work. 💛
📄 Read the full report here on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/mothersandbabiesinlib_hmni-annual-report-2025-activity-7424036335298191360-F8hJ?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_ios&rcm=ACoAADfvyLgB5iuARVvidq10htaj9QLQBKqm-5Y

01/02/2026

As we welcome the month of love, we stand united in COMPASSION, sharing HOPE and LOVE with those bravely facing CANCER.

Together, we can uplift families, strengthen mothers, and remind every fighter that they are not alone.

Let love lead. Let hope heal.

27/01/2026

Today, January 27, 2026. Help a Mother And Newborn Initiative was pleased to receive a delegation from the Ministry of Gender at our office along the Robert field Highway for an assessment update visit of our programs and operations. The delegation was welcomed by our Executive Director, Ms.Lela Precious Dolo , alongside the Program Director, Finance Officer, and Program Assistant. During the engagement, our Executive Director shared an overview of our ongoing interventions across the counties, including our peer-to-peer initiatives, maternal support programs, and the Empower Journey program, with emphasis on plans to further decentralize services to reach more women and communities in need.

We sincerely thank the Ministry of Gender for their engagement and commitment to accountability and program improvement. Help a Mother And Newborn Initiative looks forward to strengthening collaboration with the Ministry to enhance coordination, impact, and outcomes for women, children, and families across Liberia.

24/01/2026

International Education Day 2026

Everywhere in the world, education becomes transformative when young people are given the space to learn, lead, and inspire change. Through HMNI’s Peers-to-Peers Club Learning, young people are learning about their health, building confidence, and stepping forward as ambassadors in their communities. When youth are empowered as co-creators of education, they don’t just gain knowledge; they shape healthier futures, influence their peers, and drive meaningful social change. Investing in youth today means building a stronger, more informed Liberia tomorrow.

14/01/2026

Soft Life King & Queen of the Year 2025!

We proudly crowns our Soft Life Royalty of 2025!
Mr. William Moses Lawrence, our Program Director as the Soft Life King and Ms. Agnes Ceodeweh Nagbe, Admin & Finance Director as our Soft Life Queen.

Your balance of excellence, and enjoyment of life reminds us that success can be both impactful and stylish.

Congratulations!

14/01/2026

Most Punctual Staff of the Year 2025

We are pleased to announce Mr. Jimmy Dees Paukpa Jr., our Finance Officer, as the Most Punctual Staff of the Year 2025, in recognition of his exceptional discipline, reliability, and commitment to professionalism.

We also commend Mr. Folley Sombai, Program and M&E Officer, the Runner-Up, for his consistent punctuality and dedication to duty.

Congratulations to both for setting a strong example of excellence.

13/01/2026

Behind the Scenes Hero of the Year 2025

We proudly recognize Mr. Mien Wipia, our Communications Specialist, as the Behind the Scenes Hero of the Year 2025 for his dedication, creativity, and invaluable contributions that often go unseen but make a powerful impact.

We also commend Mr. Melvin B Kruah, our Program and Safeguarding Officer, the Runner-Up, for his consistent support and behind-the-scenes excellence.

Thank you both for your outstanding service and commitment to our mission.

HMNI

13/01/2026

Problem Solver/Innovator of the Year 2025!

We are proud to announce Ms. Agnes Ceodeweh Nagbe, our Admin and Finance Director, as the Problem Solver/Innovator of the Year 2025 in recognition of her exceptional creativity, strategic thinking, and solutions-driven leadership.

Special recognition goes to Mr. Melvin B Kruah, our Program and Safeguarding Officer, as the Runner-Up, for his innovative ideas and commitment to excellence.

Congratulations to both for advancing our mission through innovation and impact.

13/01/2026

Most Improved Staff of the Year 2025

We are pleased to announce that our program and Safeguarding Officer, Mr. Melvin B Kruah as the Most Improved Staff of the Year 2025, in recognition of his remarkable growth, dedication, and outstanding performance.

We also extend special recognition to our Program Director, Mr. William Moses Lawrence, the Runner-Up, for his commendable improvement and continued commitment.

Congratulations to both for their hard work and positive impact on our mission.

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