01 Jul Two new admissions in June

Two new patients were admitted in June at the Saint Benedict Menni Mental Health Center and 8 were discharged. Our facility shelters 18 women currently. Seventy eight women have been admitted so far, since the opening of the center in November, 2017. Sixty nine were discharged...

29 May Two new patients arrived at the Mental Health Center in May

In May, The Saint Benedict Menni Mental Health Center received two new patients, bringing the total number of women treated in the María Josefa Recio Unit at this time to 22.

09 May Changes in the care team lead: prestigious Dr. Benjamin Harris joins WALY

Since last January, a 100%-african takes care of the patients at the Saint Benedict Menni Mental Health Center as psychatrist Marta Menendez and nurse Cecilia Alvarez went back to Spain after a year working at the Sisters Hospitallers´ facility in Monrovia. The leader of the care...

09 May The Carter Center visits the Saint Benedict Menni Mental Health Center

The Saint Benedict Menni Mental Health Center welcomed recently Benedict Dossen, Mental Health Program Lead at The Carter Center, to see up close our Maria Josefa Recio Unit and the Sisters Hospitallers´ Health Center. During the visit, Mr. Dossen and our Director of Health Programs, Mikel...

26 Apr The dirt road to the Saint Benedict Menni Health Center, paved

Finally, the dirt Pipeline road that leads to the Saint benedict Menni Health Center has been covered with tarmac. After many petitions to the authorities made by our representatives in every chance we had, the dirt road full of potholes and bumps got paved. This is a...

09 Mar “I´d tell other women to come to the Step Down Unit, so they can heal.”

L.G. is a 45-year-old woman with paranoid schizophrenia. She was one of our first admitted patients. In her relapses, she usually believes that someone wants to chase and kill her, so she runs away from the family home to live in the streets.

15 Jan “Life has made me more confident of myself since I have been treated here”

B.Y. is a 50-year-old woman. She was one of our first admitted patients. On her last monthly follow up, she arrived on time, well groomed and dressed, with her continuous smile and her hair tied. She is one of the many Liberians who still suffer the consequences of the war and the Ebola outbreak, and she is also affected by Schizophrenia.

25 Oct Charitable family day in San Sebastian for We Are Like You and Caritas

More than seven hundred people met on October 20 at the Eskibel School in order to enjoy a family day and help people who need it most.

05 Oct The Gipuzkoa College of Physicians gives We Are Like You its 2,000 EUR grant

The Cooperation Office of the Gipuzkoa College of Physicians has handed over the Cooperation Grant, worth 2,000 EUR, granted to We Are Like You, the health project for women with mental illness and intellectual disability in Monrovia, Liberia.