Clarity Occupational Health

12/11/2025

🌍 Looking to the Future — A Farewell from Sierra Leone 🌍

As the Clarity delegation prepares to leave Kambia, our hearts are full — with gratitude, inspiration, and renewed purpose.
In just a few days, we’ve walked with schoolchildren, celebrated the opening of Clarity House, shared meals, music, and mission with the Maton community, and stood beside our partners at Welfare society for the Disabled as true equals in this journey for disability inclusion.

💠 We’ve listened to stories of struggle and resilience.
💠 We’ve seen first-hand what community-led change really looks like.
💠 And we’ve been humbled by the warmth and vision of those who welcomed us in.

From the life-changing commitment to end FGM, to moments of shared laughter on the football pitch, evening reflections, and meaningful conversations with local leaders — this journey has been more than a visit.

💠 This journey has been the beginning of something lasting.
💠 This journey has been a step toward lasting inclusion and mutual growth.
💠 This journey has been a catalyst for continued collaboration and change.

To every supporter in the UK and Sierra Leone — thank you for believing that inclusion must be lived, not just spoken.

Over the coming weeks, we’ll be sharing first-hand reflections from the Clarity team — personal experiences, lessons learned, and the powerful moments that shaped their time in Sierra Leone.

11/11/2025

On Remembrance Day, we honour the courage, sacrifice, and service of those who have served—and continue to serve—our country.

At Clarity, we’re especially proud to have veterans from all three branches of the military among our team.
Their discipline and commitment inspire and remind us of the values that make both our nation and our workplace stronger.

To all who have served, and to those who continue to protect the freedoms we cherish — thank you.

Lest we forget. ❤️

10/11/2025

As our Sierra Leone journey nears its close, we’ve had the honour of meeting the people at the heart of lasting change — the community health workers, educators, and local leaders shaping a stronger, more inclusive future.

💬 We listened to stories of resilience from families and frontline staff
📸 We visited clinics, project sites, and homes where inclusion is lived daily
🌍 We saw the impact of collaboration — in real time

One of the most powerful experiences was witnessing the results of Adama Soko Bangura's incredible work to end FGM (female ge***al mutilation) in Maton Section.
With bravery and persistence, this community has committed to leave cutting behind.
The former soweis (traditional cutters) are now advocates, protecting girls and helping shape a new future — not just for themselves, but for generations to come.

These are the voices that define real progress. And it’s been our privilege to stand beside them.

06/11/2025

📢 Clarity House Officially Opens in Sierra Leone 📢
Today marks a powerful milestone in our Inclusion in Action journey.
The doors of Clarity House are now open — a new hub for disability inclusion, healthcare access, education, and community resilience, co-created in partnership with Welfare society for the Disabled.
Together with district stakeholders, local leaders, and our Sierra Leonean hosts, we celebrated this moment with speeches, songs, and a renewed commitment to community-led change.

From there, the day unfolded in the heart of Maton Section, where we were warmly received by the Paramount Chief, met with community members, and visited several ongoing projects — including wells, a cassava farm, and vital sanitation facilities.

To end the day A football match between the Clarity Occupational Health team and the Maton community — full of laughter and unity that brought everyone together.

And we’re not done yet.
Tomorrow, we’ll continue deepening connections with the Maton community through shared music, cultural exchange, and open dialogue — including an important visit with sowei leaders as we continue to learn about local perspectives and traditions.

Thank you to all who made this possible — from the Clarity team; our incredible supporters in the UK; our dedicated partners in Sierra Leone; and everyone, everywhere, who believes that inclusion must be lived, not just spoken.

05/11/2025

As we settle into our visit to Kambia, Sierra Leone, the Clarity Occupational Health team has been overwhelmed — not by the challenges, but by the warmth, resilience, and generosity of spirit we’ve experienced in every village, school, and meeting so far.

These first few days have reminded us what inclusion in action truly looks like — not in policies, but in the people who welcome us, walk beside us, and share their stories with us.

Highlights So Far

Welcome Ceremony
Our visit began with a warm welcome — outlining the plans ahead and reconnecting with the local teams already doing this work on the ground.

Sunday Worship & Community Connection
We were honoured to walk with RRC children to a local church service, joining in worship and reflection — a beautiful reminder of the spiritual strength at the heart of these communities.

Meeting the Paramount Chief
In Magbema Chiefdom, we met with local authorities to learn about ongoing development efforts and how inclusion fits into district priorities.

Exploring Local Culture
A visit to Bamoi Luma’s bustling weekly market gave us a chance to learn about daily livelihoods, small business life, and the incredible energy of the community.

Time With Children at RRC
We returned to the Residential Rehabilitation Centre, spending joyful, grounding hours playing games, sharing gifts, and listening to the powerful stories of the children and staff.

The School Walk
One of the most moving experiences so far was walking with the children to school at sunrise — alongside Ya Alimamy, Adama, and Isata. These walks, often long and difficult, are a daily journey of courage. It’s an experience we’ll carry with us long after we leave.

Meeting District Stakeholders
We met with key government offices, including the Ministry of Social Welfare, Gender & Children’s Affairs, to explore ways of strengthening support for disabled children and vulnerable youth.

Village of Hope Welcome
The visit to the Village of Hope was filled with music, dance, and celebration. It’s not just a name — it’s a real reflection of what’s being built here through partnership.

Deepening the Partnership
In dedicated working sessions, WESOFOD’s leadership shared the organisation’s journey, challenges, and opportunities — opening the door for future collaboration grounded in trust.

We’re also incredibly proud to be joined on this journey by Honorary Chief Dawn Veal (Ya Alimamy). Her presence brings both expertise and deep empathy to every step of this mission, and it’s been a privilege to witness her connection with the local communities here in Kambia.

We’ve seen a lot in just a few days — and yet, this is only the beginning.
As always, we’re grateful to walk this path alongside WESOFOD, the local communities, and partners .

03/11/2025

After months of planning, packing, and preparing — we’ve officially landed in Sierra Leone. And we couldn’t be more honoured to begin this chapter of Clarity: Inclusion in Action on the ground in Kambia.

The journey took almost 20 hours, from departure in the UK to arrival in Sierra Leone. Welfare society for the Disabled leaders, local community members, and new friends greeted us with warmth and energy — setting the tone for what we know will be a powerful and purposeful week ahead.

In the days ahead, we’ll be visiting schools, walking with children to class, supporting community gatherings, and officially opening Clarity House — a space designed to serve as a base for disability advocacy, healthcare, and inclusion in the heart of Kambia.

Stay tuned for daily updates — straight from the ground in Sierra Leone.

20/10/2025

From all of the team at Clarity Occupational Health.
Wishing friends, family, clients and connections a bright, meaningful, and prosperous Diwali 🪔

01/10/2025

💉 Flu season is coming – and vaccines are in high demand!
This year, vaccine supplies are limited and clinic slots are first come, first served.

✅ Protect your team
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📆 Book your on-site flu clinic today to guarantee availability.
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19/08/2025

📢 Bank Holiday Notice 📢
Please note we’ll be closed on Monday 25th August for the Bank Holiday.
Normal service will resume on Tuesday 26th August.
Wishing all our clients and partners a wonderful long weekend! 🌞

17/07/2025

We’ve launched Clarity: Inclusion in Action, a long-term commitment to supporting disabled children, orphans, and vulnerable youth in Kambia, Sierra Leone.
Together with our partners at Welfare society for the Disabled, we’re helping build real, sustainable change — starting with the development of Clarity House, a community hub that will serve 12 surrounding villages.

This isn’t a short-term charity project. It’s about offering a hand up, not a hand out, and working alongside local leaders to reach the hardest to reach — with dignity, respect, and care.

📖 You can now read the first blog from our campaign — learn about the community we’re supporting, the challenges they face, and how you can get involved.

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10/07/2025

At Clarity Occupational Health, inclusion isn’t just a value — it’s a commitment.

That’s why we’ve launched Clarity: Inclusion in Action, a long-term initiative supporting disability inclusion, youth , and development in one of the world’s most under-resourced regions: Kambia, Sierra Leone.

In partnership with Welfare society for the Disabled, a locally-led and disability-run organisation, we’re working to ensure that disabled children, orphans, and vulnerable youth are seen, supported, and included.

We’re honoured to be joined by Honorary Chief Dawn Veal, a UK clinical leader and champion for healthcare, whose support brings real depth and alignment to this mission.

This is not a charity project — it’s a collaboration rooted in respect, dignity, and sustainable change.

🔗 Learn more about our first major step — Clarity House — and what it means for these communities in our next post.