While visiting a small fishing village on February 21 to check on one of our sponsored students, we met Mariatu Kanu. Her eyes were nearly covered by a severe pterygium […]
Bringing Light Back Into Mariatu’s World Read More »
Among the supplies in the 20-foot container were five second-hand, hospital-grade laboratory microscopes—purchased at a bargain price from Rutgers University. One has already found a meaningful home. We placed it
From Donation to Diagnosis: Tools That Change Lives Read More »
Three years ago, we delivered five mobility carts to a group of polio survivors who live and work together as metal workers on the outskirts of Freetown. Among them was
The Welder Who Waited—Now Rolling Forward Read More »
On February 7, two shipments—a 40-foot container and a 20-foot container—arrived together at our base in Freetown. Sent from Assumption Church in Morristown, NJ in November and December, both containers
Many Hands, One Mission: Delivering Critical Aid to Freetown Read More »
Aminata Kamara, just 6 years old, endured a painful bilateral infection in her lower jaw for two long years while living in a very remote village. Day after day, she
Two Years of Pain, One Beautiful Smile Read More »
