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Report by James Mansaray, Freetown: Today marks three full days since I returned from Kabala. Sorry I could not say a word on this blog about how it all went before today due to fatigue and some other urgent family … Continue reading →

Report by James Mansaray, Freetown: Today marks three full days since I returned from Kabala. Sorry I could not say a word on this blog about how it all went before today due to fatigue and some other urgent family … Continue reading →

Report by James Mansaray, Freetown: Today marks three full days since I returned from Kabala. Sorry I could not say a word on this blog about how it all went before today due to fatigue and some other urgent family … Continue reading →

Dr. James Conteh was presented with some of the shipment of medical supplies from Nazareth House via Aleica & Eric Willis of Louisville, Kentucky. More supplies are in process of being shipped. Unicef built a new hospital for him, but … Continue reading →

Dr. James Conteh was presented with some of the shipment of medical supplies from Nazareth House via Aleica & Eric Willis of Louisville, Kentucky. More supplies are in process of being shipped. Unicef built a new hospital for him, but … Continue reading →

James has met these villagers several times on his trips to Kabala. They have always been very kind to him and he is always happy to provide rice for this beautiful family. The father of the family has promised me … Continue reading →

James has met these villagers several times on his trips to Kabala. They have always been very kind to him and he is always happy to provide rice for this beautiful family. The father of the family has promised me … Continue reading →

As James traveled to Kabala, he did his usual work of stopping along the way to distribute needs to the villagers along the way.

As James traveled to Kabala, he did his usual work of stopping along the way to distribute needs to the villagers along the way.

Dr. James Conteh was presented with some of the shipment of medical supplies from Nazareth House via Aleica & Eric Willis of Louisville, Kentucky. More supplies are in process of being shipped. Unicef built a new hospital for him, but … Continue reading →