Current projects
MOCSA LIBERIA receives $35,425 USD grant from MOCSA Switzerland for the Medical Mobile Clinic and the Medical clinic.
Cheesemanburg/Duazon Mobile and Inpatient Clinic
January – June 2024
Budget: USD $13,850
Patients treated: 351
Rural Montserrado
Mobile clinic
December 2023 – January 2024
Budget: USD $2,000
Patients treated: 232
Christmas Incentive
MOCSA Liberia Team
Christmas Incentive
December 2023
Budget: $ 700 USD
Duazon Rock Community
Awareness Campaign
February – March 2023
Budget: USD $1,255
Patients treated: 220
Little Bassa
Mobile clinic
February – March 2023
Budget: USD $1,500
Patients treated: 125
Rural Kakata
Mobile clinic
October – November 2022
Budget: USD $1,300
Patients treated: 477
Mambah-Kaba District
Mobile clinic
June – July 2022
Budget: USD $700
Patients treated: 75
Clay-Ashland, Arthington
Mobile clinic
April 2022
Budget: USD $7,00
Patients treated: 253
Duazon-Rock Community
Laboratory
March – April 2022
Budget: USD 8,000
Patients treated (Sept. 2022-July 2023):1325
MOCSA has been providing medical laboratory services in the greater Monrovia area since August 2022. Funds received from laboratory services are used to support MOCSA’s activities in rural Liberia.
Clay Ashland, Arthington
Mobile clinic
December 2021 – February 2022
Budget: USD 2,000
Patients treated: 168
Royesville, Todee, Ben Town.
COVID Preparedness
August 2021
Budget: USD 1,000
People reached: 191
Hygiene supplies were distributed and residents were encouraged to wash their hands regularly to curb the spread of COVID.
Duazon, public schools
Hygiene promotion
May – November 2021
Budget: USD 1,200
Young women reached: 202
Young women were comprehensively informed about menstrual hygiene. In the future, the school health clubs that have been founded will provide general health information to people of the same age.
Royesville, Todee, Ben Town
Mobile clinic
September – October 202 1
Budget: USD 1,220
Patients treated: 416
