Need to talk? Call 9898: free, confidential, 24/7 in Liberia.
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Our reach
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140,000+
Calls to the 9898 hotline from across Liberia and Africa.
Period: Cumulative, published 7 April 2026
Where we work
The hotline has received callers from all 15 counties. In-person Mobile Clinic and community work runs in three counties, with Nimba next. Select a county to see what is available there.
Schematic map: counties are arranged by approximate position, not drawn to scale.
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Montserrado
Hotline callers, plus Mobile Clinic and community programmes.
Outputs, outcomes and impact
Outputs · documented
Outcomes · being measured
Targets: Letters to Strangers Liberia, Theory of Change, 2026.
Impact · long term
Assessed through independent evaluation.
The context
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National population survey of 1,666 adults. Scale: 0–100%.
Human impact
These accounts are anonymised. Names and identifying details are withheld, and the photographs do not show the people described.
She had not slept properly in three years. Since her husband died she had carried the grief in silence, with no money for a clinic. A neighbour told her about the hotline. She called, and was listened to for the first time. Within a week the Mobile Clinic visited her community. Today she leads a peer support group for other women.
Anger left over from childhood violence was destroying his relationships, and he was about to drop out. A teacher trained by L2SLiberia recognised the signs and encouraged him to call. He was referred for youth counselling through our partner network. He stayed in school and graduated.
She called at 2 a.m. in immediate danger. The counsellor stayed on the line. Within the hour she was connected to a safe house, and the case was reported to the Women and Children Protection Unit. She received trauma counselling, legal support and follow-up. She is safe.
Accounts from: Letters to Strangers Liberia, Our Model, 2026.
Our 2026 publications set out the evidence, our methods and our plans in detail.
