MOCSA Foundation

17/04/2026

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MOCSA Completes Outreach

April 16, 2026 — The MOCSA Medical Team delivered essential healthcare services to underserved communities around St. Paul Bridge and Brewerville, improving access to healthcare and supporting community well-being.

11/04/2026

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MOCSA Conducts Mobile Medical Outreach

On April 10, 2026, MOCSA carried out a mobile medical outreach in Ricks Institute and St. Paul River communities, serving Memeh, Gbondoi, Kemema Town, Borbor-Ricks Town, Playpa Town, Tom-Kollie Ma, and Sis Culvert.

The team provided health screenings, vaccinations, maternal and child care, health education, treatment for minor illnesses, and referrals.

The initiative improved access to healthcare by reaching underserved communities and promoting prevention and early care.

08/04/2026

MOCSA Medical Mobile Outreach Program delivers essential healthcare services to underserved and hard-to-reach communities through fully equipped mobile units, including vans and trucks. These mobile clinics travel to areas such as Memeh, Gbondoi, and Kemema Town, ensuring that residents have access to basic and preventive healthcare.

Services Provided:

Basic health screenings (e.g., blood pressure and diabetes checks)
Vaccinations and immunization services
Maternal and child healthcare
Health education and counseling
Diagnosis and treatment of common illnesses
Referrals to hospitals and specialized facilities for advanced care

This outreach initiative plays a vital role in improving community health outcomes by increasing access to quality healthcare services and promoting early detection and prevention of diseases.

02/04/2026

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MOCSA Boosts Healthcare Collaboration in Local Communities

Making Our Children Safe Again (MOCSA) hosted a Community & Health Coordination Meeting with leaders from Memah, Gbondoi, and Jatono, along with representatives from Esther and Robertson Clinic, Gbondoi Health Centre, the St. Paul District Ministry of Health, and the MOCSA Mobile Medical Team.

The meeting focused on improving healthcare access in underserved areas, addressing challenges such as long travel distances, transportation barriers, and limited medical resources. Updates from Gbondoi Health Centre and the St. Paul District Health Team highlighted ongoing services and the positive impact of MOCSA’s mobile outreach.

Key outcomes included plans to strengthen stakeholder coordination, sustain mobile medical services, and monitor progress through follow-up meetings. Community leaders praised MOCSA’s efforts and reaffirmed their commitment to partnership for better health outcomes.

10/03/2026

10/03/2026

With Jonathan E. Weaver – I just got recognised as one of their top fans! 🎉

07/03/2026

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MOCSA Completes Medical Mobile Outreach in Boys Town, Lower Margibi County

Lower Margibi County, Liberia — Making Our Children Safe Again (MOCSA) has successfully completed a medical mobile outreach in Boys Town, providing essential healthcare services to underserved communities.

During the outreach, MOCSA’s medical team offered health consultations and basic treatment to residents from Zugba Town, Boys Town Old Field, Avenue Community, Schiefflin Town, the SDA Community, and EBK Community.

The initiative attracted many residents seeking medical care and health guidance, reinforcing MOCSA’s commitment to improving community health and supporting vulnerable children and families.

02/03/2026

With Samuel Grimes Initiative for At-Risk Youth – I just got recognised as one of their top fans! 🎉

26/02/2026

With Ministry of Health, Republic of Liberia – I just got recognised as one of their top fans! 🎉

21/02/2026

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Lower Bomi County, Liberia — Making Our Children Safe Again (MOCSA) Foundation has successfully provided free medical services to residents of several underserved communities in Lower Bomi County through its Medical Mobile Outreach Program.

The initiative, aimed at improving access to quality healthcare in hard-to-reach areas, brought essential medical support directly to families who often face barriers to basic health services.

Communities that benefited from the outreach include Socal Toma Town Beach, Toma Town, Joeto Town, Kpateye Town, and Coffee Farm.

During the outreach, residents received free medical consultations, basic laboratory testing, health screenings, and essential medications. The program particularly focused on vulnerable groups, including children, women, and the elderly.

The outreach forms part of MOCSA’s broader mission to promote safe, healthy, and empowered communities across Liberia. The organization plans to expand its mobile health services to additional communities in the coming months.