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Liberia: U.S. Based Charity Group Reaches Out to Orphanages

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[FrontPageAfrica] The Chief Executive Officer of a US-Based Charity Organization, "Dear Self Inc." Ms. Kiadiatu Jackson says, her charity group is basically focusing on mental health, youth empowerment, humanitarian works and community-based services for the most vulnerable people in the Liberian society and the world at large.

Source: allAfrica.com

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