The Grace
Polyclinic
Program Overview
To complete, fully equip, and officially license the Grace
Polyclinic so that it is operational and actively serving
patients with GP, dental and drug store services by
December 31, 2026.
Health
Gabon
Libreville, Gabon
June 1, 2026 – Dec 31, 2026
Ongoing
$58,324
3,000 patients annually by Year 2
Direct beneficiaries in the first year of operation (2027) are patients from the Angondje district and surrounding peri- urban areas of Libreville's Akanda peri-urban community, including low-income families, women of reproductive age, children under 15, and working adults with no meaningful access to affordable primary care facility within walking/short-commute distance.
Why This Project?
The Grace Polyclinic
The Problem and Need
Despite Gabon's upper-middle-income status, healthcare access remains deeply unequal, with peri-urban districts like Angondje left functionally disconnected from affordable care due to a hospital-centered health system with limited primary care reach. High out-of-pocket health costs — among the highest in the region — push families into poverty or force them to forgo care entirely, compounding a heavy burden of tuberculosis, HIV, oral disease, and avoidable vision impairment. This is worsened by a severe shortage of healthcare workers, leaving communities like Angondje without a primary care facility within walking distance.
Our Solution
Establish Grace Polyclinic; a self-sustaining, community- governed primary healthcare facility that permanently reduces the financial burden of healthcare on the residents of Angondje and surrounding peri-urban communities of Libreville, serving a minimum of 3,000 patients annually by Year 2.
Project Goal
Finalize the polyclinic setup by the end of 2026 and serve a minimum of 3,000 patients annually by Year 2.
Why This Project?
Main Activities: The Grace Polyclinic
Complete the Facility
Finalize the remaining setup work required to prepare the polyclinic for operation.
Equip the Polyclinic
Install the equipment and resources needed to deliver safe, reliable primary healthcare services.
License and Launch
Complete official licensing and make the facility operational by December 31, 2026.
Deliver Core Services
Provide GP, dental, and drug-store services to Angondje and surrounding peri-urban communities.
Program Impact
The Grace Polyclinic
Core services
Months of setup
Annual patients by Year 2
Program Impact
The Grace Polyclinic
- Establish an affordable primary-care facility within practical reach of Angondje residents.
- Reduce the financial and travel burden associated with accessing routine healthcare.
- Provide integrated GP, dental, and drug-store services in one community facility.
- Build a self-sustaining, community-governed model of local healthcare delivery.
What’s Next?
Future Plans and Next Phase
1-Complete the polyclinic setup and official licensing by December 31, 2026.
2-Launch GP, dental, and drug-store services.
3-Begin serving patients from Angondje and nearby peri-urban communities.
4-Scale toward a minimum of 3,000 patients annually by Year 2.
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This program is part of our Global Health & Medical Access Initiative, which works across multiple countries to expand access to essential healthcare, promote preventive care, and strengthen community health systems.
