In this powerful reflection, Nancy Violanti Gregoire recounts her life-changing visit to Jericho Road’s Global Health Clinic in Nepal. From seeing her brother Dr. Paul’s work in action to connecting with young medical leaders like Dinah, Nancy’s story offers an inspiring look at how one organization is bringing healthcare and hope to the most remote corners of the world.
On a recent trip to Nepal, Leah, a nurse in Buffalo, reflected on her time at our clinic there. Jericho Road Nepal is bringing healthcare to some of the most remote areas in the world–because we know that everyone having access to healthcare affects the health of all of us.
This is how it always seems to go: invasion, subjugation, domination, and finally, exploitation of natural resources. What is happening in the Eastern part of Congo is not different. I recently traveled to Goma from Sierra Leone to be with Chantal and the local team. The journey that I took
Below, please find a reflection on the 10 Year Anniversary of our Global Work in Sierra Leone. From 1991-2002 a fierce and brutal civil war tore apart the country of Sierra Leone. This war took the lives of more than 70,000, caused the displacement of 2.5 million and left thousands
Goma is facing a dire health crisis as conflict escalates. Jericho Road’s Wellness Clinic urgently needs medical supplies and support to continue life-saving care. Stand with us—donate today to help Goma’s most vulnerable.
In 1997, when we opened a tiny family medical practice on the Westside of Buffalo we needed to choose a name. I suppose we could have called it Barton Street Family Practice. But instead we chose “Jericho Road Family Practice” based on the story of the Good Samaritan that Jesus
In 2016, during the Ebola epidemic, our CEO and Founder, Dr. Myron Glick, lead a team from Buffalo, NY to Sierra Leone to support our staff and clinic there. While there, he sent an email back to the team in Buffalo, bearing witness to what he was seeing. This is
Above, please find a video recently sent to us by our team in Sierra Leone. We recently started the harvest of our 17 acre rice farm. Phebian Abdulai, our Director in Sierra Leone, is speaking in Krio. A translated version of her speech is below. Special thanks to Karlin Bacher,
Below, please find part-two of Dr. Harding’s reflections from her recent trip to our Wellness Center in Goma. Part-one can be found here. Goma has its own music, percussive and metallic, variably rhythmic and ametric, and punctuated by human voices talking, calling out, chanting to make the work go faster,
Below, please find part-one of Dr. Harding’s reflections on her recent trip to our Wellness Clinic in Goma. Of Goma, I can say first that I am sad to leave it, and our friends here. And that it brings to life a Russian saying, “May I never experience all that
