In January 2026, Healey International Relief Foundation and partners strengthened maternal and newborn care across Sierra Leone through hands-on training in early detection, lifesaving clinical skills, and respectful care—investing in midwives and frontline providers to protect mothers and babies when it matters most.
Explore Healey International Relief Foundation’s 2025 impact in Sierra Leone and our 2026 priorities advancing maternal health, NCD care, and health systems strengthening.
Partnerships are at the core of HIRF’s work in Sierra Leone. For over two decades we have worked with our in-country partners for sustainable change.
HIRF has been working closely with its partners to secure essential medicines and improve access to treatment for conditions like hypertension and diabetes.
Epilepsy can be managed but in Sierra Leone, thousands of men, women and children still face a life interrupted by seizures, stigma and lack of care. Though partnership with the Epilepsy Association of Sierra Leone, ROW Foundation and HIRF
HIRF has been working closely with its partners to secure essential medicines and improve access to treatment for conditions like hypertension and diabetes.
Sierra Leone is facing a mental health crisis. The lingering trauma of civil war, the
It is incredible to think that it’s already time to set our resolutions and plans
In 2016, the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation awarded the Healey International Relief Foundation (HIRF) a
The Limited Excess Property Program (LEPP) has been in operation since 1987. It allows NGOs,