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1 in 5 Liberian youth is trapped by the Kush drug crisis, which was declared a national emergency. BDI is on the ground in Montserrado with outreach, counselling, and peer support. Help us reach 50 more young people before the end of 2026.

In Monrovia's Clara Town neighborhood, a young man sits on a broken wall. He is 17. He has not been home in three days. The drug they call Kush - a synthetic chemical mix that sells for less than a meal - has had him for two years.

This is not a story from another country. This is happening right now, in the capital city of Liberia. President Boakai declared it a national emergency. Liberian mothers marched through the streets of Monrovia shouting, "Say No to Drugs." One in five Liberian youth is affected.

BDI is not waiting for a government solution. We are already in Montserrado communities with trained peer educators, counselling support, and outreach programmes. We are the people of this community reaching out to our own.

This campaign is not about charity. It is about a community deciding that it will not lose another generation. Your gift - $25, $100, $250 - funds a real outreach visit, a real counselling session, a real second chance.

Break the chain. Give today.

Break the Chain: BDI's Response to Liberia's Youth Drug Crisis