Catherine Turkett Kamara

Dr. Catherine Turkett Kamara is a dedicated medical professional who fled Liberia during the civil war and has since committed her life to improving healthcare in her home country. She founded the SALT Rehabilitation Clinic in Monrovia, Liberia’s first post-war trauma rehabilitation center, focusing on providing critical medical treatment to stroke victims. Dr. Kamara's humanitarian efforts extend further with the establishment of the Olaitan Luke Akanle Autism Center, which aims to raise awareness and provide services for children with developmental disabilities. Her impactful work exemplifies the vital role of the Liberian diaspora in the nation’s recovery and development.