Judiciary Begins Construction of New Healthcare Facility

Judiciary Begins Construction of New Healthcare Facility

The Judiciary of Sierra Leone has officially commenced construction on its first dedicated healthcare facility for judicial personnel, marking a significant advancement in staff welfare. 

Groundbreaking for this modern clinic, located at the Main Law Courts Building in Freetown, was led by Chief Justice His Lordship Justice Komba Kamanda.

This collaborative project is supported by the Ministry of Health, represented by Deputy Minister Prof. Charles Senesie, and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. 

The facility will be equipped with consultation and treatment rooms, pharmacy storage, a staff rest area, and essential utilities. It will be staffed by qualified nursing personnel to provide comprehensive care for judiciary employees.

Deputy Master and Registrar Lloyd Hindolo Jusu highlighted the project's importance, noting that accessible healthcare is vital to maintaining the efficiency and integrity of the justice system. The clinic is being constructed by ALCON Construction Company to meet high-standard facility requirements. 

This initiative represents a strategic investment in public institution support and community health, serving as a key milestone in enhancing judicial welfare.