Motherhood is universal.
Quality care should be too.
Together, in one of the world’s most dangerous places to become a mother, we’re making it safer to give birth.
Our Mission is to partner with rural communities in Sierra Leone to redevelop health care systems & overcome one of the highest maternal and child mortality rates in the world
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Training Frontline Health Workers to Save Newborn Lives in Sierra Leone In Sierra Leone, the first hours of a baby's life can be the most dangerous. The country continues to…
Francis Bengali, SACHO For the past 10 years, RHCI has partnered with Francis Bangali, SACHO (Surgical Assistant Community Health Officer), in the care of children with complex medical needs. RHCI…
In 2000, Sierra Leone had the highest rate of maternal mortality in the world (alongside South Sudan). Nearly 1,700 women died for every 100,000 live births, making pregnancy and childbirth…
Christopher Foday Samking Christopher Foday Samking, age 36, tragically passed away on April 12, 2026, following an accident while working on an electrical pole in a village near Tikonko. At…
“Without RHCI, many lives would have been lost. The RHCI malnutrition program has benefited many children, especially in the first three years of life. The programs have reduced the number of malnourished children in the Chiefdom. This reduces the risk of illness and growth stunting, which can have a lifelong impact.”
Umu Shour, Nutritionist
