HUMANITARIAN EFFORTS


We are excited to share what House of Caring Hands is doing in the lives of our community at large.

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  • A recipient at the Monrovia Bible College, studying Nursing. This award was granted to a Recipient that we learned off, that was dismissed from taking his final exams due to non-payment of his tuition. To add, this recipient presently relies on family to care for him, since the passing of both his parents at a very young age.

  • House of Caring Hands provided a Hurricane Relief Fund in the sum of $ 500.00 to an employee who was significantly impacted by Hurricane IDA in 2021.

  • House of Caring Hands Inc, awarded a sum of $ 200.00 for the 2021 Holiday season to a Single-parent of African-American descent with three children (11, 7, 5, and 1 unborn) living in NJ. This mother has many needs and House of Caring Hands was delighted to be a support, to ensure that these children received decent Christmas gifts.

  • For this 2021 Holiday, House of Caring Hands, Inc donated a sum of $500.00 to a Non-for-Profit community Entity's Pantry that helps feed a total of 150 community members of diverse ethnicity, ages weekly. This fund assisted the pantry with the pantry's upkeep and provided holiday stipends to its volunteers for the season.

  • Get to know Prince Gblah, the recipient of the House of Caring Hands, Inc's Scholarship Fund … CLICK HERE

  • From 1999-2003, Liberia endured a harsh civil war. It is widely believed that the war may have contributed to the increase in disability in Liberia from an initially reported 16% in 1997 to nearly 20%, which is significantly higher than the world’s average of 10%. Of those with disabilities in Liberia, “61% have mobility/physical disability, 24% are visually impaired, 7% are deaf, and 8% have an intellectual or psychosocial disability.”

    House of Caring Hands, Inc. Feeding Program, targeted two hundred (200) persons living with disabilities (as direct beneficiaries) and over three hundred (300) persons (as indirect beneficiaries) in Monrovia, Montserrado County and Tewor District, Grand Cape Mount County, Republic of Liberia.