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.

Your donation helps provide women & children in rural Sierra Leone with critical healthcare, ensuring a healthier start for their babies.  Every donation made in honor of a loved one will receive a heartfelt Mother’s Day card mailed on your behalf. Special donations qualify for a flower delivery.

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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

How We Help

Rural Health Redevelopment

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Maternity Waiting Home

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Children’s Health Program

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Sustainable Food & Agriculture

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Christopher Foday Samking

In Memory of Christopher

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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…

Malaria Malaria Malaria

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Mariama Kamara, from the village of Lembema, brought her 2-year-old daughter, Tata, to the Tikoniko Community Health Center (CHC) in January when the Minnesota travel team was meeting with the…

Programs for infants and children are flouishing

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  School children singing in Mende:  "I go to school to learn how to spell" Three members of the USA RHCI team recently visited the Tikonko Chiefdom in rural Sierra…

First Sickle Cell Disease Clinic in Bo District

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              Dr. Cheedy Jaja with child with SCD---- Team at the first SCD Screening Clinic Over the past year, a team of dedicated international…

“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