Give Liberian Children Healthcare, Education, HOPE

Dear Friends of Restore Hope: Liberia,

I am thrilled to introduce you to RHL’s new Executive Director, Roseline Yah Trokpao Chesson.

Roseline is a systems thinker and public health leader with over two decades of experience designing and leading transformative health and development programs across West Africa. Her work spans mental health, reproductive health, HIV, malaria, health product supply chain management, and health systems strengthening- contributing to initiatives supported by UNICEF, USAID-funded projects, The Global Fund, Americares, and The Carter Center.

A proud Liberian and 2023/2024 Hubert H. Humphrey Alumna, Roseline is recognized for championing locally led solutions and driving the localization of aid through sustainable, community-based systems and regional partnerships.

Her leadership is rooted in integrity, resilience, and equity. She is deeply passionate about restoring dignity and well-being through community empowerment and systems-level transformation.

As Executive Director, Roseline is committed to strengthening Restore Hope: Liberia’s foundation and expanding its impact through strategic partnerships, data-informed programming, and innovative, community-centered approaches.

She brings a bold and thoughtful vision for growth, one that aligns with RHL’s mission while positioning the organization for national and regional influence in the years ahead.

“It’s an honor to return home to lead this remarkable organization. Restore Hope has already demonstrated that healing and change can be powered by the very communities most affected- and I’m excited to help scale that impact.” ~ Roseline

I am confident she will drive RHL's impact to new heights and I encourage you to follow the organization's work as we embark on this new journey together.

Saundra Williams

CEO/Co-founder - RESTORE HOPE

saundra@restorehopeliberia.org

Links:

• http://www.restorehopeliberia.org

Dear Friends of Restore Hope,

I’m pleased to share that, despite daily challenges, our team in Liberia is making remarkable strides in supporting the health and well-being of women and youth in the communities we serve, and we're only a few months into the new year!

Thanks to your generosity, 300 grade-school students now have access to quality education through our partnership with Rebuild Africa. Your support is transforming the lives of children ages 4 to 20, providing them with the foundation for a brighter future.

Your donations have also enabled us to continue our training of three lay mental health counselors who now lead group therapy sessions for adolescents. These facilitators are currently providing weekly support to twelve youth who are struggling with depression, offering them a safe space to heal and grow.

Additionally, your contributions have made it possible to hold a refresher training for our group therapy facilitators, ensuring that the support provided to women in need remains effective and impactful.

I am deeply grateful for your commitment to our work in Liberia—it truly makes a difference. Please consider continuing your support so that even more women and youth can access Restore Hope Liberia’s life-changing programs.

I would love to share more about our efforts. Feel free to email me at saundra@restorehopeliberia.org.

With gratitude,
Saundra