TAF Liberia | Mental Health & National Well-Being in Liberia

Exploring the Causes of Worsening Mental Health and Solutions for National Well-Being in Liberia
A nation’s ultimate wealth is anchored entirely in the resilience, health, and well-being of its people. True structural sovereignty cannot be sustained on a continental scale if the mental health of our local communities is neglected or left vulnerable.

The African Federation’s Liberia Chapter, in coordination with the Central Wellness Focus Unit, is convening a strategic high-level panel discussion to dissect the systemic, underlying causes of worsening mental health within the nation. Moving far beyond passive observation, this session is designed to engineer actionable, institutional solutions to safeguard and elevate national well-being.

This webinar offers members, professionals, and stakeholders a direct look at the policy thinking and operational frameworks required to build a healthier, more resilient Liberia.

Event Details
Topic: Exploring the causes of worsening mental health and solutions for national well-being in Liberia
Date: Friday, 22 May 2026
Time: 1:00 PM GMT
Platform: Zoom Virtual Assembly

The Panel
Moderator: Mr. Benedict S. Sayeh (Deputy Chapter Head, TAF Liberia)
Speaker 1: Mr. John Golokai Davis (Focus Unit Coordinator)
Speaker 2: Mr. George K. Mah (Deputy for Wellness)

Participation & Access
Membership in The African Federation represents the shift from observing Africa's challenges to actively owning the blueprints for its recovery. Secure your virtual access to this session, connect with the inner circle of our strategic focus units, and contribute directly to the 2050 mandate.