Masanga Hospital – Healthcare, Education, Research
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Newsletter Masanga Autumn 2024
December 3, 2024
Please find the Masanga Hospital autumn newsletter 2024 here! https://us18.campaign-archive.com/?u=14ea4cce806cd64e40e286e40&id=5dca84a32a Older newsletters can be found…
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Newsletter Masanga summer 2024
July 17, 2024
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17th December – dr Wouter run 2022
December 15, 2022
On the 17th of December, staff members of the hospital will run 10km to raise…
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THIS IS MASANGA
We are a 120-bed hospital providing healthcare and clinical training in rural Sierra Leone.
HEALTHCARE
We provide surgical, obstetrical, and pediatric care, as well as general healthcare for about 12.000 patients a year. Would you like to be treated in Masanga or refer a patient, please inquire the possibilities by mail: masangahospitalsl@gmail.com or phone: (+232) 079025401.
EDUCATION
Together with our partner CapaCare we provide surgical training for 16 community health officers annually and our Tonkolili District of Health Sciences has over 300 nurses in training.
RESEARCH
Our medical research unit (MMRU) conducts relevant clinical research, because we believe evidence is the foundation of good quality healthcare.
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In 2023
8640
OUTPATIENTS SEEN
2573
PATIENTS ADMITTED
1380
SURGERIES PERFORMED
583
BABIES DELIVERED
THIS IS MASANGA
Meet Kelfala, a young boy who fell ill because of typhoid fever. He came in so sick that we did not think we would be able to save him. He was unconscious, his breathing was deep, and his hands and feet felt cold to the touch. We did not dare to operate him in such a state. But after receiving blood, some fluids and a strong dose of antibiotics we had a window for surgery. His changes were slim but at least there was hope.
Next to him is Amara Conteh. Amara came to Masanga almost a decade ago as a young community health officer (CHO) in training. He stayed as a CHO and studied further to become a SACHO trough the CapaCare training programme. He repaired the bowels of Kelfala that were destroyed by the typhoid and by doing so, he saved his life.
This picture is taken three weeks later when Kelfala was fit enough to leave the hospital. This story illustrates why we believe in our approach of
capacity building
: It will ensure
good healthcare
for years to come in a region where this is very necessary.
MEET MASANGA
What team members have to say about Masanga.
Because of Masanga Hospital and CapaCare I am confident that one day I can run my own hospital and handle all the responsibilities that come with it.
AMARA CONTEH
CAPACARE GRADUATE, WITH MASANGA SINCE 2009
What I have learned while working at Masanga Hospital is that good teamwork between the expats and local staff leads to very efficient results.
SHEKU KAMARA
LOGISTICS MANAGER SINCE 2018
I hope that Masanga Hospital can grow even more so that Sierra Leone can see and recognize the importance of the education given at Masanga Hospital.
DAFFLINE K. MANSARAY
CAPACARE STUDENT
I want to thank the donors of Masanga Hospital for their support. I hope we can continue working together in the future, without their support it would not have been possible to operate for all these years!
KELFALA KAMARA
PROGRAM DIRECTOR SINCE 2012
I enjoy being able to help the community through my work at Masanga Hospital and am looking forward to see how the hospital will grow and transform in the future.
MAXWELL M. SESAY
HEAD OF LABORATORY, WITH MASANGA SINCE 2006
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Your donation will help Masanga move forward
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Newsletter Masanga Autumn 2024
December 3, 2024
Please find the Masanga Hospital autumn newsletter 2024 here! https://us18.campaign-archive.com/?u=14ea4cce806cd64e40e286e40&id=5dca84a32a Older newsletters can be found…
READ MORE
Newsletter Masanga summer 2024
July 17, 2024
Please find our summer 2024 newsletter here! For older newsletter, please see 'past issues' (same…
READ MORE
17th December – dr Wouter run 2022
December 15, 2022
On the 17th of December, staff members of the hospital will run 10km to raise…
READ MORE
THIS IS MASANGA
We are a 120-bed hospital providing healthcare and clinical training in rural Sierra Leone.
HEALTHCARE
We provide surgical, obstetrical, and pediatric care, as well as general healthcare for about 12.000 patients a year. Would you like to be treated in Masanga or refer a patient, please inquire the possibilities by mail: masangahospitalsl@gmail.com or phone: (+232) 079025401.
EDUCATION
Together with our partner CapaCare we provide surgical training for 16 community health officers annually and our Tonkolili District of Health Sciences has over 300 nurses in training.
RESEARCH
Our medical research unit (MMRU) conducts relevant clinical research, because we believe evidence is the foundation of good quality healthcare.
DONATE TO MASANGA
In 2023
8640
OUTPATIENTS SEEN
2573
PATIENTS ADMITTED
1380
SURGERIES PERFORMED
583
BABIES DELIVERED
THIS IS MASANGA
Meet Kelfala, a young boy who fell ill because of typhoid fever. He came in so sick that we did not think we would be able to save him. He was unconscious, his breathing was deep, and his hands and feet felt cold to the touch. We did not dare to operate him in such a state. But after receiving blood, some fluids and a strong dose of antibiotics we had a window for surgery. His changes were slim but at least there was hope.
Next to him is Amara Conteh. Amara came to Masanga almost a decade ago as a young community health officer (CHO) in training. He stayed as a CHO and studied further to become a SACHO trough the CapaCare training programme. He repaired the bowels of Kelfala that were destroyed by the typhoid and by doing so, he saved his life.
This picture is taken three weeks later when Kelfala was fit enough to leave the hospital. This story illustrates why we believe in our approach of
capacity building
: It will ensure
good healthcare
for years to come in a region where this is very necessary.
MEET MASANGA
What team members have to say about Masanga.
Because of Masanga Hospital and CapaCare I am confident that one day I can run my own hospital and handle all the responsibilities that come with it.
AMARA CONTEH
CAPACARE GRADUATE, WITH MASANGA SINCE 2009
What I have learned while working at Masanga Hospital is that good teamwork between the expats and local staff leads to very efficient results.
SHEKU KAMARA
LOGISTICS MANAGER SINCE 2018
I hope that Masanga Hospital can grow even more so that Sierra Leone can see and recognize the importance of the education given at Masanga Hospital.
DAFFLINE K. MANSARAY
CAPACARE STUDENT
I want to thank the donors of Masanga Hospital for their support. I hope we can continue working together in the future, without their support it would not have been possible to operate for all these years!
KELFALA KAMARA
PROGRAM DIRECTOR SINCE 2012
I enjoy being able to help the community through my work at Masanga Hospital and am looking forward to see how the hospital will grow and transform in the future.
MAXWELL M. SESAY
HEAD OF LABORATORY, WITH MASANGA SINCE 2006
Donate to Masanga now!
Your donation will help Masanga move forward
DONATE NOW
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