One More Year!

Dear Supporters,

The 3rd Annual Sierra Leone Gala was a huge success! We had over 440 people in attendance and raised over $140,000 to help fund the Adama Martha Memorial Community Health Center for one more year. 

We are incredibly thankful to everyone who came out to hear about and support our mission in Sierra Leone. It's very fulfilling to see people take a genuine interest in our mission and to come to our gala fundraiser. God stirred in peoples hearts to give of their finances which is such a blessing to this mission! Without the money, we would not be able to continue our work in Sierra Leone. Thank you!

Kuddos to the Sierra Leone Gala Committee who really went above and beyond themselves to make this a fun, meaningful, and successful event. It takes a dedicated team to pull something likes this off. We had a wonderful crew of volunteers who helped the night of the event as well which helped in the events success. You are all appreciated!

Overall, we are pleased with the outcome and know that God will continue to provide us with what we need, when we need it. Without faith, works are nothing and so we thank God for allowing us the faith to continue on with this mission.

We are still collecting donations, so if you haven't given and would like to, please click here. Also, we have the video presentation of our operational medical clinic that debuted at the gala fundraiser. This video is courtesy of Hans Glick, a photo journalist, who went to Sierra Leone in February of 2015 with one of our medical teams. We are grateful for his hard work and dedication to this mission!

Words can not express our gratitude to all the faith and financial supporters.

Thank you and God Bless.

Global Health Outreach

Time To Celebrate

The time to formally celebrate all that God has provided for the medical mission in Sierra Leone is almost here. On Friday, April 17, 2015, Jericho Road will be hosting the third annual Sierra Leone Gala. This Gala will be unique in that it will be a celebration of the opening and operation of the Adama Martha Memorial Health Center.

If you are unable to attend but would like to make a monetary donation, please do so by clicking here. We are continuing to expand our team in Sierra Leone and so your donation will help support them. Your prayers are also greatly appreciated as we provide holistic healthcare and show the love of Jesus to one of the most needy and health deprived areas of the world.

Phebian, RN in the front office of the health center

One of our two CHO's taking a BP on a patient

Pharmacy team stocking medications

Check out our gala video preview!

This year at the "Her Vision, Our Mission" gala, we will be presenting a short documentary video on our now operational health center in Sierra Leone. Today, we released a short teaser! Check it out below.

If you haven't purchased your tickets yet, you may still do so here.  We look forward to seeing you there! 

Join us for the 3rd Annual Sierra Leone Gala on April 17, 2015!!

Dear Supporters,

The Health Center in Sierra Leone has been open for over a month and is seeing between 40-50 patients per day! 

Sierra Leone Health Care Team Photo

Please join us for the 3rd Annual Sierra Leone Gala on Friday, April 17 at The Adams Mark Hotel. It is because of your ongoing support that will make our clinic in Sierra Leone sustainable.

There will be a gift basket raffle, photo booth, food, music, presentation, and an original, never-seen-before video presentation that will 'take you to our health center in Sierra Leone.'

Tickets are on sale on our website at Jericho until April 7th. The cost is $500 per table of 8 OR $75 per person. Go online and order today!


Thank you,
Global Health Outreach

Another Healthy Baby is Born

The Adama Martha Memorial Community Health Center has been doing great work since opening last month. They have averaged 40-50 patients per day and the team is working very well together. The nurse midwife delivered a healthy baby girl this morning. Please see this picture below of the maternity team, healthy mom and baby.

Announcing Our Sierra Leone Gala! And a New Video!

For the past several years Jericho Road has sponsored a gala each spring to support our mission in Sierra Leone. We are pleased to announce that this year's gala will take place on April 17 at 6 pm at the Adam's Mark Hotel. We are looking forward to this night of good food and good company, where we will celebrate what we have achieved this year to bring medical care to the people of Sierra Leone--notably, the opening of the Adama Martha Memorial Community Health Center--and our hopes for the next. Please join us!

For more information about the gala and to purchase tickets, check out our webpage here.

We are also excited to release a new video starring our fearless Phebian Abdulai. This video was created by Hans Glick and features Phebian's moving life journey. Check it out below!

Hans will also be creating more videos featuring the Adama Martha Health Center, to be debuted at the "Her Vision, Our Mission" gala, so stay tuned! 

Sierra Leone Alliance Food Program: February 2015 Report

In the month of February, the Sierra Leone Alliance faithfully provided much-needed food to over 1,572 quarantined individuals (283 households) in the Ebola-stricken country. While Ebola continues to remain widespread in Sierra Leone, there are indications that the disease may be in retreat. At the end of the week of February 22, there were 63 new diagnosed cases in the country. This is 63 cases too many, but compared to the figures earlier this year, it appears that there is real hope that Sierra Leone will be Ebola-free by late spring. 

We are cautiously optimistic, but while these trends hold, the Sierra Leone Alliance has determined that it will continue the food program at least until the end of May. By May we will reassess if the food program is still needed. We hope it will not be, and that our brothers and sisters in Sierra Leone can start embarking towards long-term recovery after suffering the devastating effects of this terrible disease for nearly a year. 

Meanwhile, we will continue to serve Sierra Leone this way during this epidemic, through the provision of food, by the grace of God. 

As Dr. Myron Glick wrote in a recent email to many of you, our supporters, "God bless the members of each organization who are working on the ground in Sierra Leone to carry out this program. They are being the 'hands and feet' of Jesus to some of the poorest and most vulnerable people in the world. May God be with each one and their families and encourage them in this work.

And thank you to each person who has contributed to this Food Program since October [of] 2014. Together we have made a tangible and real difference in Sierra Leone."