The United Nations Children's Fund - UNICEF - works for children's rights, their survival, development and protection, guided by the Convention on the Rights of the Child.

La Fondation Hirondelle a créé STAR Radio en juillet 1997 à Monrovia, au Libéria. La mise sur pied a précédé de peu la tenue des premières élections démocratiques, consécutives a sept ans de guerre civile. Dans ce pays totalement détruit, le but de STAR Radio est de favoriser le retour à la paix en participant à l'effort de reconstruction.

CICR Comité international de la Croix Rouge: Libéria

Suehn Industrial Mission was established in 1912 by the Foreign Mission of the National Baptist Convention U.S.A. Inc. Located in Bomi County, Liberia, the Institution served as an oasis of knowledge for several prominent Liberians. Suehn Mission was forced to shut down its doors in 1990 as a result of the Liberian civil war. The Institution reopened in early 1994 and operated for one academic year. However, the upsurge in fighting among warring factions again compelled the Institution to close its doors.
As a result of the civil war, all of the school facilities, including buildings, have been damaged. The major contributor to the Institution, the National Baptist Convention, U.S.A. Inc, has shown little or no intention to have the Mission reopened admist the insecurity around the Suehn area. The Alumni Association remains eternally grateful to the Foreign Mission Board for its assistance over the years.
One of our major goals is to reopen the Institution. This goal is however beclouded by the ongoing political upheaval at home. The Alumni Association also seeks to foster relationship among scholars who attended and/or graduated from Suehn Mission.

Friends of Liberia (FOL) has been working with the people of Liberia since 1986. Its 800 members -- former Peace Corps volunteers, diplomats, missionaries, business people, relief workers and Liberians--are dedicated to helping the nation rebuild its institutions, educate its children and improve the quality of life for all who live there. During the civil war, FOL members worked to end the fighting and lay the foundation for a lasting peace. A 35-member delegation observed the 1997 election. A team of teachers conducts an annual workshop for Liberian primary grade teachers and principals on teaching methods. The organization strives--in its newsletter and e-mail drop-list-- to be an impartial source of unbiased, authoritative information about Liberia.
FOL focuses on education, human rights, community development, and good governance. FOL works through innovative projects that are supported by a committed volunteer base.
FOL has frequently been honored for its service to Liberia.  It received the 1994 Loret Ruppe Award from the National Peace Corps Association.  In 1996, FOL President Kevin George received the Sargent Shriver Award for Distinguished Humanitarian Service.
FOL has found several effective ways to achieve its goals.