Hope is Off to a Good Start


School officially opened for the 2023-2024 academic year on September 11th. Our 1,300 students were so excited to be back on campus after a two-month break.

To be honest, there are so many neighboring schools that have not yet opened in Liberia. Most schools have raised their fees this year, making it a deep struggle for families to send their children to school. Hope International has made education possible for many struggling families. Thank you for partnering with us here in Liberia.


With Gratitude,
Mark Howe

Read full Back-to-School Newsletter here.

Hope is Good Medicine

At the start of each school year, our school nurse Sonnie does her supply inventory for the medical clinic and sends the needs list. This small clinic serves Hope International students, staff, their families, and the surrounding community. Sonnie has on average 175 visits a month. 

This year, through a Facebook birthday fundraiser, the $1,554 needed to restock the shelves was raised and sent off to Liberia. 

We just received photos of the supplies purchased. Such a quick turnaround at Hope. We celebrate birthdays, nurses, needs being met, and all of you. 

73 Legislators, 15 Senators and 1 President

Hope International will be closed today for Liberia's national election, but will still be bustling with people as the campus serves as a voting station for the community.

The country's current president, George Weah, has declared election day a national holiday. Liberians will head to the polls to elect 73 legislators, 15 senators and a president. This is the first national election without the support of international partners, including the United Nations and the ECOWAS (Economic Community of West African States). 

Community members casting their votes at Hope International


Hope International continues to serve the local community by sharing the space and buildings as needed.

Thank you for your part in building the campus and making this community hub possible!