Meet Marion
A Proven Leader. A True Neighbor. Your Voice.
Marion Gartei Worji is a married mother of five, mentor, life coach, advocate, and dedicated professional committed to empowering individuals, families, and communities. She is a doctoral candidate with a Master’s degree in Forensic Psychology a Master’s degree in Philosophy and a Bachelor’s degree in Public Administration & Community Development. She is also a Certified Paralegal.
Marion has professional experience in mental health, probation, child support, and Children and Family Services (CFS/CPS). Her work reflects a strong commitment to advocacy, family support, community development, and helping individuals navigate challenging circumstances.
Marion is also the Founder and CEO of The WORJI’s Boutique and Cultural Wear, providing quality cultural wear for men, women, and children. She is passionate about celebrating culture, style, and tradition while creating a welcoming experience for every customer. Customer service is her first priority and she believes every client deserves to be treated with respect, care, and excellence.
Marion is a devoted believer in Jesus Christ, who is passionate about her faith, service, mentorship, leadership, and positive transformation. She currently serves as the President of Liberian Wives California Chapter continuing her commitment to community leadership and service.
As CEO, Marion leads with integrity, compassion, purpose, and excellence, inspiring others to recognize their potential, embrace their identity, and pursue meaningful growth
A Bold Vision. Real Solutions
Protecting Healthcare Access
A specialized advocacy, advisory, and health-system monitoring service designed to evaluate, protect, and optimize healthcare accessibility in underserved or peri-urban communities. This service reviews public health delivery bottlenecks, assesses community-level health facility barriers (such as medicine stock-outs, distance, and user fees), and collaborates with local stakeholders and policymakers to design sustainable solutions.
Investing in Education
Investing in Education is a comprehensive capacity-building service dedicated to enhancing the academic, social, and emotional growth of students across Liberia. By integrating structured academic tutoring, leadership training, practical Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET), and targeted youth mentorship, this service equips young people with real-world skills to foster long-term community development. Clients and students benefit through direct guidance from dedicated professional mentors, gaining critical academic support and marketable vocational skills that empower them to become confident, resilient leaders. Pricing is flexible and community-focused, ranging from subsidized individual tracks to sponsored institutional development grants. Program durations vary from intensive short-term leadership workshops to comprehensive semester-long TVET and mentorship cycles. To book a consultation or enroll in our programs, you can visit our headquarters at the Methodist Compound on Congo Town Back Road in Monrovia or reach out directly through our organizational platform
Championing Mentorship
a cornerstone youth empowerment service dedicated to fostering the academic, social, and emotional growth of students across Liberia. Through well-organized mentorship programs and professional guidance, this service connects young people with dedicated volunteer mentors and tutors to help them navigate academic challenges, avoid narcotic drug pitfalls, and develop strong leadership skills. Clients, students, and partner institutions benefit directly by gaining trusted role models, psychosocial support, and vital life direction that builds confident, resilient, and socially responsible young leaders. Pricing is community-oriented and accessible, with free and sponsored community mentorship cohorts alongside customizable institutional partnership rates. Program durations range from intensive weekend leadership bootcamps to structured 6-month and 1-year ongoing mentorship tracks. To book a mentorship session, register as a student, or join our network of volunteer mentors, you can visit our headquarters at the Methodist Compound on Congo Town Back Road in Monrovia or reach out directly through our organizational platform
Definding your rights against Drugs
Addressing substance and narcotic drug abuse among students and youth is a critical pillar of community support in Liberia, where data indicates a pressing need for intervention. At the United Students Development Network (USDN), we actively integrate drug prevention awareness and psychosocial counseling into our educational and mentorship initiatives to protect young people and help them realize their full potential.
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Combating Drug Abuse Through Mentorship and Education
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The Challenge: Substance abuse remains a severe public health and social crisis across Liberia—particularly in urban and peri-urban areas like Monrovia—impacting academic performance, contributing to school dropouts, and hindering long-term national development.
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Our Approach: USDN tackles the root causes of substance use (such as peer pressure, trauma, and socioeconomic vulnerability) by providing a multi-layered support system:
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Targeted Awareness & Sensitization: Equipping students with accurate education regarding the dangers of narcotic substances and addictive drugs.
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Structured Mentorship: Connecting vulnerable youth with positive role models, volunteer tutors, and professionals who offer guidance, stability, and emotional support.
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Psychosocial & Life-Skills Support: Helping students build emotional resilience, self-discipline, and healthier coping mechanisms to resist negative peer pressure.
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Alternative Pathways (TVET): Channeling youth energy into practical Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) and academic development, giving them tangible goals and career prospects
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UNITED STUDENT DEVELOPMENT NETWORK
Our mission fosters comprehensive development and scholastic excellence via mentorship through enhancing academic, social, and emotional growth of students through mentorship, TVET Programs with volunteer mentors and tutors across Liberia.
Join Us in Making a Difference
Addressing the drug crisis requires a collective community effort. We invite you to become part of the journey—whether by partnering with our programs, supporting youth mentorship, or volunteering your time to guide students away from substance abuse and toward a brighter, productive future across Liberia.
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Join the USDN Today
“ The Best Way to Predict the Future is to Create it ”
Marion Gartei Worji


