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Last Mile Health

Liberia roots
Source review: 2026-10-05

Your guide to Last Mile Health

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Reported work and places

Health and medical care; Children and youth. Reported activity: Liberia.

An April 2026 account from Mama Benson in Liberia describes a community worker providing malaria testing and treatment, home visits, referrals and vaccination follow-up after Ministry and Last Mile Health training. It is a local service example, not proof of nationwide mortality improvement.

Evidence dated 2026-04-25. Displayed publication date of a current worker-service profile; earlier 2024 vaccine training is separated from the described continuing care.

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Who receives your money

Organization roots
Liberia
Roots and operating base
Founded in Liberia in 2007 by Liberian civil-war survivors and American health workers; US incorporated receiving entity and government-partnered African health programmes.
Reviewed legal entity
Last Mile Health · United States
Named recipient
Last Mile Health · United States
Giving route
Official US nonprofit donation page

General gifts support community-health systems across its portfolio and are not automatically restricted to Liberia. Check recurring settings and intended allocation. Do not assume an individual gift funds a named worker or patient.

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Country evidence and reporting periods

Country coverage is based on the sources below. Annual reports do not establish operations today. Portfolio tables without country-specific sector evidence appear under All causes only.

Liberia

Mama Benson community health worker reports malaria diagnostic testing, treatment without patient charges, home visits, referrals and childhood vaccination follow-up.

Reporting period: Continuing services described April 2026; historical vaccine training in 2024 · Article paragraphs on current testing/treatment and vaccination follow-up

Evidence stage: Reported services delivered

Organization-authored worker profile has local scope. Changes in malaria illness are worker observations, not controlled effect estimates; donor allocations are pooled.

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What we checked, and what remains uncertain

Minimum public-source checks passed on 2026-10-05: named identity, official presence, recent reported activity and an authorized giving route with an identifiable recipient.

Minimum public-source checks only. Registration and programme results may be organization-authored. Live registry standing, bank ownership, payment settlement, use of an individual gift and field outcomes were not independently audited. No payment made. Evidence describes its stated reporting period, not guaranteed delivery today.

Official giving page identifies US 501(c)(3), EIN 26-1401736 and cheque recipient Last Mile Health at a Boston lockbox. History distinguishes Liberian founding roots from US legal base.

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