On Saturday, April 7, 2018, Williette Safehouse, in partnership with Samuel A. Stryker Funeral Services, celebrated World Health Day by executing a hygiene Service Project. This celebration, which brought together over one hundred and fifty individuals from the disabled community around Monrovia, was the third prosperous community service project organized by the Williette Safehouse team.

The project started at 11 a.m. with a health talk presented by a registered nurse that shared helpful daily hygiene tips and concluded with questions and remarks from the crowd. The day also included voices filled with praise, melodies from musical instruments, and a joyful dancing display. The efforts of both Williette Safehouse and Samuel A. Stryker Funeral Services could be seen in the success of this project.

Speaking to the group’s Service Project Manager, Jackson C. Clay, Jr., he expressed his team’s pleasure in working with the Liberian Disabled Community. He continued, “Our passion for development can be seen in the work that we do daily. We are committed to the community and find pure joy in every step forward.”

As the Service Project approached its conclusion around 4 p.m., each individual was handed a hygiene bag that included a toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, and much more. Men and women expressed their thankfulness as they left the event. The team of Willette Safehouse is passionately working to carry out its mission of assisting in the growth of the Liberian Disabled Community and Africa as a whole.