By Alpha Barrie 

The Country’s Manager AMI Expeditionary Healthcare Kadiata Kallon has affirmed her organization total support to the Brook fields Community as they celebrate their 10 years of existence.

As part of its corporate social responsibility, AMI Expeditionary Healthcare has committed to fully sponsor the Brook fields Community Team  for the ongoing Central One Football Association Inter-Community League at the Parade playing ground and also organizes medical’s awareness programme for the youths.

In a colorful event, on Sunday, September 14th, 2025, Brookfield Community Football Team unveiled their team’s jersey and players at Morgan Lane, Brook fields in Freetown, where the Chief Sponsor for the team revealed its sponsorship package and other goodies for the community.

Speaking to Night Watch Sport, Kadiata Kallon, the Country’s Manager for AMI Expeditionary Healthcare – the Chief Sponsor of the Brookfield Community Team, said October 1st, this year will mark their 10 years of existence in the community so they engaged some stakeholders of the community to enquire what they can do for the community as part of the cooperate social responsibility.

“We will be celebrating our 10 years of existence in the Brook fields Community so on the 1st of October this year; as part of our celebration outlined I was looking at things that we are supposed to do to commemorate our anniversary. One of the things that come to my mind is youth’s support and you can’t support the youth without supporting football so we decided to partner with the Community Team in their COFA inter community league wherein we will be supporting the team in different aspect.”

First of all, we are giving them medical support during all their matches our ambulance, nurses and other staff will make available. Secondly, we are supporting them with the football jerseys for the players and supporters and we are also going to provide boots for the players, During our celebration on October 1, they too will be having a match and we are going to provide a very special jersey for that particular game and thirdly, after this whole process, we are thinking about bringing youth support within the Brook fields community in terms of medical or youth awareness programme to tell them how to take care of their health, and all these drugs abuse with is rampant among the youths,” she affirmed..

The Country’s Manager noted that in the 10 years of existence they are trying to make their presence known within the Brook fields community, we’ve been here for 10 years now and we want the community to know that.

“We are deeply committed to providing exceptional care to our patients, and being an active and supportive presence in the community. In our 10th anniversary this year, we are Celebrating 10 Year of “Connection and Compassion”; we had the privilege supporting the Community’s football team and also to participate in and hosting a wide range of community events that brought us closer to those we serve. These events have allowed us to connect with individuals and families, strengthen partnerships with local organizations, and continue our mission to improve the health and well-being of all,” Madam Kallon stressed.

Situated at 11A King Harman Road, Bass Street 3, Brookfields, Freetown, AMI Sierre Leone is Freetown’s fully licensed general practice 14-bed hybrid hospital and outpatient clinic. The overnight capacity includes 11 beds for adult care, 2 Intensive Care Unit (ICU) beds, and 1 for pediatric cases. The clinic offers comprehensive healthcare for children and adults, including preventive care, immunizations, and treatment for common illnesses. In addition, AMI Sierra Leone conducts US and Canada VISA health screenings, meeting the standards required for immigration health assessments, making it a trusted provider for individuals preparing for international relocation.