We enhance the capacity of Liberia’s National AIDS Control Program to deliver quality, client-centered care, ensuring that people living with HIV are informed and empowered to access services, receive high-quality care, adhere to treatment, and remain engaged in care, ultimately contributing to the achievement of epidemic control in Liberia.

We foster locally-led development through partnerships with key civil society organizations and local governments to help build their capacity to plan, implement, and monitor HIV programs.

We work to improve coordination at the national and local levels through public health emergency management platforms in Liberia to detect outbreaks, manage responses earlier, and ensure a multi-disciplinary emergency management team in compliance with the World Health Organization’s 2005 International Health Regulations.

Using a multidisciplinary knowledge base, we integrate one health and water, sanitation, and hygiene principles into public health emergency preparedness and response guidance.

We conduct capacity building activities to increase knowledge, capacity, capability, and retention of tiered, multi- disciplinary emergency management specialists.

We partner with communities and health facilities to strengthen their preparedness and mitigation efforts targeted to geographic hotspots that have been identified through multidisciplinary, multi hazard risk assessments.

We work in partnership with the Expanded Program on Immunization and Liberia’s National Malaria Control Program to ensure alignment and effective co-management of the malaria vaccine rollout. This includes collaboratively setting agendas and facilitating progress of the malaria vaccine introduction.

We develop and implement a strategy for an effective phased approach for the malaria vaccine introduction.

We adapt an integrated approach for supportive supervision, monitoring, and information systems for tracking progress and program performance.