National Community Health Program

The MOH’s vision for Liberia’s National Community Health Services is a coordinated national community health care system in which households have access to life-saving services and are empowered to mitigate potential health risks.

The division has been re-structured, aim at providing a standardized organogram and ToRs to enable effectiveness and efficiency of work. The division’s new organogram is made explicit in this narrative by highlighting the purpose of each new position. The division is supervised by the Office of the Deputy Minister for Health Services/Chief Medical Officer through the Assistant Minister for Preventive Services. Base on the new organogram, the current Community Health Services Division will be compressing of 17 staff to include 1 Director, 1 Assistant Director, 1, Technical Assistant, for Partnership & Programing, 1 Pharmacist, SCMU, 1 Administrative Assistant, 6 Coordinators (NCHA Program, Supply Chain, Training, Digital Health, CFC, MSRH) and 5 Regional Desk Officer, 1 National Coordinator for ICCM, 1 M&E/CBIS Officer and 1 Accountant, 1 Secretary, 1 Office Assistant and 3 Drivers. The Director will receive further support for special services from staff seconded to the CHSD from other divisions and programs. These include National Coordinator for Integrated Community Case Management (ICCM) Malaria Control Program, Monitor and Evaluation Officer/Community Base Information System (M&E Division), Pharmacist (Supply Chain Management Unit – SCMU) and an Accountant (OFM).