Kinshasa: Health center for vulnerable populations inaugurated in Kimbanseke

Kinshasa, March 30^th, 2026 (CPA).– A new health center named “Bon accueil,” built by a foundation supporting underprivileged communities, was inaugurated Monday in the commune of Kimbanseke, located in the southeastern part of Kinshasa, in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. “We wanted to establish this health center in order to provide quality care to the most disadvantaged populations of Kimbanseke and its surroundings,” said Gaborian Mboma, national deputy. According to the initiator of the project, this health facility is intended to improve access to healthcare for vulnerable people in this part of the capital. He added that the initiative is part of the vision of solidarity and social action promoted by his foundation, “Gaborian Mboma,” for the benefit of local communities. “Our ambition is to contribute, at our level, to improving the living conditions of the population, particularly in the field of health,” he added. The “Bon accueil” health center will notably provide basic healthcare services and support vulnerable individuals, particularly women and children. Several personalities and members of the local community took part in the event marking the commissioning of this new health infrastructure.