In a momentous ceremony attended by key dignitaries such as PC Sadiq Kapuwa, Chief Brima Swaray, Hon. Alice Kornya Sandy, and other prominent figures, First Lady Dr. Fatima Maada Bio officially unveiled the Fatima Jabbe Maada Bio Maternal Health Centre at Malleh Village.

The inauguration of this Maternal Health Center marks a significant milestone in addressing the healthcare needs of expectant mothers and improving maternal health outcomes within the community. The facility is strategically designed to play a pivotal role in promoting safe motherhood and reducing maternal mortality rates.

This comprehensive healthcare center offers a spectrum of services, including antenatal care, skilled birth attendance, emergency obstetric care, and postnatal support. By providing access to these essential maternal healthcare services, the center is poised to positively impact the well-being of mothers and newborns, fostering healthier communities in the process.

During the commissioning event, Her Excellency delivered a compassionate and impactful speech that underscored the importance of maternal health. She emphasized the critical role of the newly inaugurated health center in reducing maternal mortality rates and providing accessible and quality healthcare services for expectant mothers. Her words resonated with the audience, highlighting the government's dedication to addressing maternal health challenges in Sierra Leone.

Expressing gratitude to all stakeholders involved in establishing the maternal health center, especially Chief Brima Swaray and Hon. Alice Kornya Sandy, the First Lady recognized their valuable contributions to advancing healthcare in the country. She called for continued collaboration and support to ensure that the facility effectively serves its purpose, positively impacting the lives of women and children not only in Malleh Village but also in the surrounding areas.

In addition to the inauguration, Her Excellency briefly explained the Gender Equality and Women’s Empowerment Law, emphasizing the government's commitment to gender parity. Furthermore, she highlighted her efforts in the fight against teenage pregnancy, urging collective and active participation in combating this societal challenge.

In conclusion, Her Excellency's speech served as a powerful call to action, urging community members, healthcare professionals, and policymakers to work collaboratively toward improving maternal and child health outcomes. The Fatima Jabbe Maada Bio Maternal Health Centre stands as a testament to Sierra Leone's commitment to enhancing healthcare infrastructure and ensuring the well-being of its citizens.