Ashley's Clinic - Shine On Sierra Leone

Welcome to Ashley's Clinic

In Sierra Leone, many children face life-threatening, yet preventable health challenges and diseases making daily life, especially earning an education, very difficult without aid. Some of the most pervasive illnesses plaguing the youth in Sierra Leone are malaria, diarrheal diseases and respiratory diseases. Ashley’s Clinic is a powerful, effective solution.

SINCE ITS OPENING IN JUNE 2018, ASHLEY’S CLINIC HAS HAD 1656 PATIENT VISITS, COMPRISING 1495 CHILD VISITS, 106 TEACHER VISITS, 55 PARENT/GUARDIAN VISITS WHILE DETECTING AND TREATING 1083 CASES OF MALARIA AND 141 CASES OF TYPHOID

This is my happiest moment! I have been waiting for this time and this day for a very long time. I am thrilled, so excited, I now have all I need at the Ashley’s Clinic thanks to Shine on Sierra Leone and everyone’s support. I can now get to work so that there will be no more sickness in this village, in this community and in this school. I want to say a big thank-you on behalf of the teachers and the students and their families. Thank you for such a wonderful gift. - Nurse Esther

IN LOVING MEMORY OF ASHLEY HOEFLING

“Ashley ventured into every opportunity in life.

Her gifts were always thoughtful, words from the heart, and carefully put together.

She showed above-the-normal level of compassion for her close family and friends.

Her beautiful smile, laugh, and love of life were infectious.

It took courage to do all that Ashley did in her short life.

And she was so appreciative of everyone, during her life, and now, in her afterlife.

Ashley was truly benevolent… a kind soul, warm heart, and threw out love for everyone.

We now see life in totally different perplexities.

We have learned to adjust to unpredictable circumstances

And we are eternally grateful…to everyone who has supported us throughout the first year, and the years to come.

thank you, we embrace you, and encourage a deeper connection.

Thank-you for your support of Ashley’s Health Care Program, at Muddy Lotus Primary School in Sierra Leone.”

– Susan & John Hoefling