• Bo Childrens Hospital
    Help the children of Sierra Leone
    Ranked as one of the highest countries in the world under-5 mortality rate
    Our progress
  • Save children
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    Malaria remains the most common cause of illness and death in the country
    The facts
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    One in six infants dies at birth.
    Harsh realities...
Building a brighter future A dream becomes reality
How many great Rotary projects are the result of one person's inspiration and dedication? The Children's Hospital in Bo, Sierra Leone, is one. It was the vision of the late Dr Nuli Lemoh, a Sydney Paediatrician and Rotarian, born in Bo, Sierra Leone. He completed his Medical Degree in Sydney and then returned to work as a Paediatrician in Sierra Leone. When the civil war broke out he then returned with his family to Sydney
Our achievements
Scotch College Fun Run Posted by Alison Lemoh | Mar 2023

Thanks to the Scotch College in Melbourne!
This photo is of the Year 7 and Year 8 students from Scotch College in Melbourne who participated in a 10 km fundraising walk for the Bo Children’s Hospital.     read more >

Vale Dr Nuli Lemoh - Founder of Bo Children’s Hospital Posted by DENISE CURRY AND PHILIP HUON | Oct 2021

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Dr Nuli Lemoh, Founder of Bo Children’s Hospital, Sierra Leone.     read more >

A silent yet preventable disaster. There is a sustainable solution to save children. Bo Children's Hospital, Sierra Leone. Making a tangible difference in the lives of the children & community.
Sierra Leone
Children in need
High mortality rate
The beginning
Taking shape
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First patients
Bo Childrens Hospital
The team
Save children
More help needed
At a Glance
  • 80 deaths out of every 1,000 children.
  • 1 in 6 die before the age of 5.
  • The common causes of child deaths include malnutrition, Diarrhoea and Malaria
  • There is a huge lack of maternal health care.
  • Sierra Leone has one of the highest under-5 mortality rate.

Bo Children's Hospital has treated over 31,000 since it opened in 2012, making a life saving difference to the children of
Sierra Leone

The challenges
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