2026From dialogue to community action
National stakeholder engagement was followed by the West Point initiative and registration of 35 children and their caregivers.
Explore this chapter ↗ABOUT SFTH
Different minds. Equal possibilities.
An organization shaped by family experience, community relationships and the belief that every child deserves to belong.
WHERE THE JOURNEY BEGANOne conversation.
One conversation.
A different possibility.
In 2014, Agnes Fallah Kamara met parent advocate Jaki Mathaga during a Vital Voices fellowship in South Africa. Conversations about raising an autistic child and the barriers facing families helped shape her commitment to autism awareness and support in Liberia.
That commitment grew into radio outreach, a specialized classroom, caregiver support and national policy engagement.
Read Agnes’s story in UN Africa RenewalOUR JOURNEY
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2025Lived experience becomes evidence
A peer-reviewed study explored neurodiversity and public policy in Liberia and Sierra Leone.
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2020Support through a crisis
Food and hygiene relief reached 15 families and seven volunteer staff members during the pandemic.
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2019Awareness becomes visible
Families and advocates participated in the April 2 World Autism Awareness Day walk.
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2018A classroom opens its doors
The Arthur & Zwannah First Autism Classroom opened in Paynesville.
Explore this chapter ↗2014The spark for a movement
Agnes Fallah Kamara’s encounter with parent advocate Jaki Mathaga at a Vital Voices fellowship in South Africa helped shape SFTH’s autism initiatives.
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