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Care Africa Medical Foundation was born when founders Henry Gwagee and Gormah Kolleh returned to their Liberian hometown of Buchanan and witnessed families making impossible choices between healthcare and survival. As small business owners in Aurora, Colorado, they couldn’t ignore what they’d seen.
Through community partnerships, government collaboration, and supporter generosity, CAMF has grown from organizing health fairs in school buildings to constructing Grand Bassa County’s first comprehensive medical center complete with emergency care, surgical capabilities, and services that have never existed in the region.
Vision and Mission
Building a Rural Africa Where Quality Healthcare Is Hours Away, Not Days. Where Medical Emergencies Don't Require Impossible Choices
Our Vision
To eliminate healthcare deserts across rural Africa by constructing permanent medical facilities, equipping local providers, and ensuring every community has access to emergency care, primary services, and preventive medicine.
Our Mission
To build comprehensive medical centers in underserved African communities, deliver essential medical equipment and supplies, and train healthcare providers in preventive care creating sustainable health infrastructure that lasts.
Success Story
Real Progress in Rural Healthcare
Discover how community health fairs evolved into permanent medical infrastructure. Learn how local partnerships guided every phase of construction. See how donated equipment transforms into life-saving capabilities.
Impact
From School Building Health Fairs to Permanent Medical Infrastructure
What started as temporary health screenings in borrowed classrooms has grown into the construction of Grand Bassa County’s first full-service medical center. With community support and partnership with local health authorities, we’re creating healthcare access that will serve generations.
Through free health fairs and permanent medical infrastructure, we’re eliminating the barriers rural Africans face in accessing basic healthcare: because no one should have to choose between a day’s wages and their family’s health.
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Testimonials
Lives Changed When Healthcare Became Accessible
Child Delivery
"The Medical Center Saved My Daughter's Life"
When my daughter had complications during delivery, the nearest hospital was four hours away on bad roads. Thanks to CAMF’s medical center, she received emergency care immediately. Both mother and baby are healthy today. This facility is an answered prayer.
Health Fairs
“Finally, Healthcare I Can Actually Reach”
For years, simple medical issues became serious because I couldn’t afford the travel to distant clinics. CAMF’s health fairs brought doctors to our community, and now their medical center means I can get treatment before small problems become big ones.
Our Healthcare Focus Areas
Building Comprehensive Medical Services
Emergency Medicine
Providing 24/7 emergency care for medical crises that can't wait for distant travel.
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Health Education
Providing essential health education to underserved communities.
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Primary Care
Delivering routine checkups, chronic disease management, and preventive services locally.
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Performing minor surgeries that previously required travel to Monrovia or going without.
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Testimonials
Hear from Those Building Healthcare Access with Us
Contact
Get in Touch to Join the Healthcare Movement
Whether you’re a medical professional interested in volunteering at our health fairs, a potential donor wanting to fund specific equipment, or someone with questions about our work we want to hear from you.
Every conversation brings us closer to completed construction, equipped departments, and communities with healthcare access.