Amid Goma’s instability, Jericho Road’s Mugunga Center supports families with nutrition, women’s economic empowerment, vocational training, and education. Clinic Director Chantal Mandro’s recent report highlights community challenges and steady progress.
In Sierra Leone, a mining tragedy exposes how environmental injustice, poverty, and power shape community health. This reflection explores why healing must extend beyond clinical care.
A firsthand reflection on resilience and faith in Sierra Leone, highlighting Jericho Road Community Health Center’s global mission to provide compassionate, equitable care.
In Sierra Leone, medicine looks and feels different in ways that are difficult to fully grasp until you stand in…
Assemblymember Jon D. Rivera joined Jericho Road Community Health Center to celebrate the unveiling of a new playground at Vive Shelter. Funded through a $250,000 investment, this outdoor play area provides refugee children with a safe, healing space to play, socialize, and begin rebuilding their lives in Buffalo.
As fighting continues near the city of Goma in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Jericho Road’s Wellness Clinic remains a…
In recent weeks, Nepal has experienced a wave of youth-led protests and major political change. In September, demonstrations erupted after…
This summer, I had the honor of participating in the 2025 Summer Program at The Hague Academy of International Law…
“There is something to say about the feeling of walking into a room and seeing someone that looks like you. Your ability to relate to others through shared experiences makes a big difference,” Dr. Demetra stated.
Jericho Road is dedicated to promoting improved health outcomes for Black mothers by caring for our patients comprehensively. Currently, Dr. Demetra is working at Jericho Road to create a pilot program that could help account for the social determinants of Black mothers’ health and ensure better care. With her help, we can work to improve the state of maternal health so that all have access to safe, high-quality maternal healthcare.
The Kono Tribe in Sierra Leone follows a unique naming tradition for their children. A mother’s first son is named…
