I reside in Rock Hill Community, Paynesville City, Liberia. I've spent the last four to five years living in Rock Hill. My community is welcoming to cultural diversity, believes in gender equality, and adjusts to change in an incredible way. Each and every resident of the Rock Hill Community is recognized and treated with respect. This is crucial for maintaining a positive and healthy social relationship among residents. In my community, there are road repairs, bridge constructions, and reliable energy throughout. People in my town continue to work on improving the hand pump, constructing a market area that is suitable, and constructing a hospital — something that has not been improved in my region for a long time. In order to adjust to the changes, my village built a sizable international school. Some residents also shared food with one another.

My community is now adjusting by ceasing to smoke because some boys had a bad notion. A janitor who cleans the community every first Saturday makes my community clean and comfortable for living. My community network has a very poor quality. My neighborhood has adapted by adding a playground for children. The beaches in my community are immaculate. My town has a football academy and has adopted a prominent football player to help them develop their skills. One way my neighborhood has adjusted is by establishing a current events radio station. Additionally, there is a creative vocational school in my community that teaches young people how to bake, make soap, and do other creative things. This enables them to be useful in the community and to earn wages to provide their basic necessities. By constructing a public restroom, my community also adjusted.

My community has a birthday club as a way to cope with change. In order to adjust to the changes, my community also established a group called "Kids of Peace," which is led by Mrs. Broffee.