In Monrovia's Clara Town neighborhood, a 17-year-old youth sits on a broken wall, unable to return home. The synthetic drug known as Kush-selling for less than the cost of a single meal-has held him trapped for two years.
This crisis affects thousands of young girls and boys across Monrovia and surrounding communities. Following a national emergency declaration, Liberian mothers and community leaders have united to demand accessible addiction recovery support and effective substance abuse prevention programs.
BDI is taking immediate action. We operate on the frontlines in Montserrado with trained peer educators, psychosocial counseling support, and youth outreach programs to stop addiction before it starts and help recovering youth reintegrate into society.
| Donation Level | Community Impact |
|---|---|
| $25 | Funds 1-on-1 psychosocial counseling sessions for a recovering youth. |
| $50 | Provides substance abuse educational kits for school prevention workshops. |
| $100 | Covers 1 month of vocational skills training to rebuild independent lives. |
| $250 | Sponsors a full community outreach and drug intervention event in Montserrado. |
Break the chain of youth substance abuse in Liberia. Support our evidence-based rehabilitation programs today.
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