By: T. Lula Jaurey tqlulajaurey@gmail.com
IPNews-Monrovia-Liberia-Monday-26 November 2018: The Proprietress of ‘Boys Town Community Clinic’ in Marshall Madam Sarah V. Fayiah, has told residents of the City of Marshall in lower Margibi County that the construction of a new clinic is her own initiative to aid less-fortunate people in the city to improve the health status of in and around Boys Town community.
Madam Fayiah stated that, there are too many people who cannot afford to take their family members to hospital because of finance.
“I decided to do this because of the many cries of residents of this city calling on me to assist during these difficult moments of financial difficulties experienced by residents of the entire Boys Town community in attending to medical needs” Madam Fayiah added.
According to Madam Fayiah the proprietress, the inability of too many people wanting has become a challenging situation which must be treated as a matter of urgency as government work to source funding for the rehabilitation of other health facilities including hospitals such as ELWA, JFK, James N. Davies, Redemption, and Catholic Hospitals.
Speaking at the official opening of the ‘Boys Town Community Clinic’ big building during the weekend, added that, the eleven rooms clinic is for the poor people, those who will not have the money and want to be treated.
“This clinic is for people who don’t have plenty money” she noted.
Speaking further Madam Fayaih said that, when she started the project there were people who over looked it, they over looked me and said lot of funny things that I will not go far with but thanks be to God for ensuring this dream come through’ Mrs. Fayiah explained.
She further that narrated that most of the staffs came from different areas like the Baptist Seminary, Marshall, ELWA and Roberts field highway.
Additionally , the CEO noted that, she hope that the ministry of health and other partners will come to her aid to help the construction of abridge which leads to the facility especially during the rainy season when the entire area is over flooded.
“I don’t have anybody to help me in this project besides my husband, so than, I am calling on the Ministry of health to come to my aid and assist this clinic in buttressing government’s medical efforts.”
“If the Health Ministry can help to build a fence and stop the water from entering the area that will be one of the biggest things for the community.” Madam Fayiah concludes.
