History

The Liberia Association of Psychosocial Services (LAPS) is a Liberian non-governmental organization, established in August 2007 and is dedicated to bring relief to survivors of war trauma,  torture as well as GBV of all age groups, so as to enable them  effectively function in their communities.

 LAPS strives to achieve this goal through wide range of activities, including trauma recovery and mental health care, associated psychosocial activities, training of community members and leaders as well as partner organizations and agencies, and continuing capacity building of its own psychosocial counselors. 

Mission

Our mission is to break cycles of violence and to dignify the lives of survivors of traumatic events, including war, torture, migration, disaster and sexual and gender-based violence.

Vision

Our vision is a world where people with mental health and psychosocial problems can access support, be protected, fulfill their potential, and participate fully in their communities.

Values

  • • Service to humanity
  • • Non-discrimination
  • • Integrity
  • • Transparency
  • • Client centeredness
  • • Empathy
  • • Accountability
  • • Competence & professionalism
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  • Years of
  • Service
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  • Trained Counselors &
  • Community Workers
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  • Thousands
  • Reached
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  • Communities
  • Reached Nationwide
Our team

Dedicated Professionals Committed to Healing

Our team is made up of experienced psychosocial counselors, community facilitators, and program staff who are passionate about restoring hope and strengthening resilience. We work closely with communities to ensure our services are effective, ethical, and responsive to local realities.

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Abu S Kamara

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Abu S Kamara

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Abu S Kamara

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