Africa Surgery

Aminata Kamara, 37, was disabled by polio as a child.  Years ago, Aminata earned a certificate in tailoring at vocational school,  but she never managed to acquire a sewing machine. […]

Last week Africa Surgery distributed mobility carts to 10 disabled people in the town of Kabala, about 190 miles from Freetown. One of the recipients was Bafudia Kabalo, a 65-year-old

Fatmata Sesay, age about seven, was born with two clubfeet.  Africa Surgery had Fatmata’s left foot corrected in November, 2016, by a specialist surgeon visiting Sierra Leone with the German-based

When Esther Tenneh Sesay, now age 16, first came to us in 2016, her spine was deforming due to a tuberculosis infection caused by a kyphosis fracture of her spine. 

David Dominic Grant, 16, has been living with an unrelated guardian since becoming an orphan in his early childhood.  David is a hard-working student who always ranks first or second