T2S C.A.R.E.S. Liberia Mental Health Infrastructure Initiative, Phase 1

About this project

SEAM is applying its built environment community development framework to the Liberia Mental Health Infrastructure Initiative led by T2S C.A.R.E.S., using the project as a pilot to inform the creation of SEAM's Community Development Seal. The work translates SEAM's Activity-based approach into practical guidance for identifying impacted parties, defining the social area of influence, documenting local needs and baseline conditions, supporting credible community input, and connecting that input to mental health infrastructure planning. The pilot also includes the volunteer component of the Seal, examining how volunteer participation can be structured around a clear community-centered goal, aligned with local context, and documented for measurable contribution rather than treated as a one-time service activity.

Highlights

• Pilot informing the SEAM Community Development Seal
• Connects community engagement and volunteer action to mental health infrastructure planning
• Structured volunteer participation aligned with local context and measurable outcomes