Healing for the Global Family.
A surgical hospital in Sierra Leone, built on faith, led by local doctors, sustained by a global community.
FALL 2026 MATCH
Every gift is doubled.
Two Clackamas County families have come together to match every dollar given this fall — up to $100,000. A $100 gift becomes $200. A $5,000 gift becomes $10,000. The match closes December 31.
The Reality in Sierra Leone:
Sierra Leone is one of the most medically underserved nations on earth. These are not abstract statistics — they represent real people in the communities around Lungi.
55 Years
Life Expectancy
1 in 20
Maternal Mortality Risk
7%
Receive Needed Operations
But there is hope.
Since 2006, the Modia General Clinic in Lungi has served over 85,000 patient visits. People travel to it specifically because of its quality of care. It is financially self-sustaining — and it is full. The community needs more than it can currently offer.
Meet Dr. Joseph Sesay
Dr. Joseph Sesay grew up seeing his people suffer. He trained as a surgeon in Ukraine, and when his classmates took higher-paying jobs abroad, he came home. After five successful years as Medical Superintendent of Makeni Regional Hospital, he was appointed District Medical Officer of Bonthe District in 2026 — and he is the driving force behind this project.
The proposed Susu Gospel Hospital will be the highest quality surgical facility in the region — an expansion of the existing clinic, within walking distance of the original site. It will serve patients, train medical professionals, and raise the standard of care for the whole community.
The Susu Gospel Hospital — Phase 1
Trusted Partners:
Susu Gospel Ministries will own and run the hospital. Canby Alliance Church has partnered with SGM since 2000. 100Fold Studio designed the building. Kapok Care is the Oregon 501(c)(3) that raises and stewards the funds to build it.