08/06/2026
GENERATION-LIBERIA REVIVES LONG-ABANDONED VAA KAI-WAY CLINIC IN GRAND CAPE MOUNT COUNTY AFTER NEARLY TWO DECADES
IMPACTING MORE THAN 30,000 RESIDENTS.
VAA KAI-WAY, GRAND CAPE MOUNT COUNTY – June 5, 2026 — In a landmark achievement for community healthcare and rural development, Generation-Liberia on Friday, June 5, 2026, officially dedicated and commissioned the newly renovated Vaa Kai-Way Clinic, restoring a long-abandoned health facility and bringing renewed hope to thousands of residents across Grand Cape Mount County.
Strategically located to serve more than 18 towns and surrounding communities, the clinic is expected to provide critical primary healthcare services to an estimated 30,000 residents, significantly improving access to essential medical care in a region where healthcare infrastructure has remained limited for years.
Originally constructed nearly two decades ago through the Grand Cape Mount County Development Fund under the leadership and influence of the late Senator Edward Dagoseh, the facility remained abandoned and in a state of deterioration despite multiple unsuccessful efforts by various individuals and organizations to make it operational.
Determined to transform the situation, Generation-Liberia, under the leadership of its Chief Executive Officer, Madam Fanta Kamara, undertook an extensive rehabilitation and renovation project. Following months of work, the once-neglected structure has been transformed into a fully functional healthcare facility equipped with medical furnishings, essential medications, and critical healthcare supplies necessary to serve the surrounding population.
The official dedication ceremony attracted a broad cross-section of stakeholders, including county government officials, traditional leaders, elders, youth and women groups, healthcare professionals, community residents, and representatives of the Grand Cape Mount County Health Team (GCM-CHT), including Dr. Morrison Tamba, who has been astronomical in the entire rehabilitation process.
Speaking at the ceremony, Generation-Liberia spokesperson Boima Gboyango Kamara described the reopening of the clinic as a transformative milestone for healthcare delivery in the region.
“This clinic represents far more than a renovated building. It represents hope restored, lives protected, and a future where families no longer have to travel long distances to access basic healthcare services. Today, we are witnessing the fulfillment of a vision that has waited nearly twenty years to become reality.”
Mr. Kamara emphasized that the project reflects Generation-Liberia's broader commitment to improving the quality of life for underserved communities through sustainable investments in health, education, and community empowerment.
He also expressed gratitude to local residents for their cooperation, patience, and support throughout the rehabilitation process, noting that the successful completion of the project was made possible through a strong partnership between Generation-Liberia and the people of the region.
Special recognition was also given to the late Senator Edward Dagoseh, whose original vision led to the construction of the facility many years ago.
“Generation-Liberia did not start this dream,” Mr. Kamara added. “We simply refused to allow it to remain unfinished.”
Representatives of the Grand Cape Mount County Health Team praised Generation-Liberia's intervention, describing it as a significant contribution to strengthening the county's healthcare system. Health officials noted that the clinic will help reduce pressure on neighboring facilities while expanding access to maternal healthcare, child health services, disease prevention programs, treatment of common illnesses, and emergency medical care.
Community leaders and residents representing the clinic's 18 catchment communities expressed profound appreciation to Generation-Liberia and Madam Fanta Kamara for breathing new life into a project many believed would never be completed. They pledged their collective support toward protecting, maintaining, and sustaining the facility for future generations.
Several speakers at the event commended Generation-Liberia for its growing record of humanitarian service and community development initiatives across Liberia. Special recognition was also accorded to individuals and partners whose contributions played a vital role in the successful completion and opening of the clinic.
With its strategic location and expanded capacity, the Vaa Kai-Way Clinic is expected to become a critical healthcare hub for the region, reducing travel times for patients, increasing access to lifesaving medical services, and improving health outcomes for tens of thousands of residents.
Generation-Liberia reaffirmed its commitment to continuing investments in healthcare, education, and community empowerment initiatives aimed at creating lasting and meaningful change throughout Liberia.
About Generation-Liberia
Generation-Liberia is a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing sustainable development through strategic investments in healthcare, education, youth empowerment, agriculture, aquaculture, and community transformation initiatives across Liberia.
Generation Liberia | GenL, embodies the transformative shift that Liberia so urgently requires. By tackling major challenges with straightforward solutions, it seeks to uplift the socio-economic status of the country’s most impoverished and marginalized communities.
