On October 17, 2025, the Ebeye United Church of Christ (EUCC) brought light, love, and faith to our patients and medical staff. Their visit was more than just a delivery of cleaning supplies—it was a message of hope, prayer, and God’s unwavering strength during times of illness.

The ceremony, led by MC Councilman Deacon Conie Livai, featured a moving sermon and prayer by Reverend Lawson Matauto, who reminded our patients to trust in God and hold onto faith, “lōke Anij,” even in life’s hardest moments.

Hospital Administrator Leilani Ishoda-Bejang, speaking on behalf of the Minister, Secretary, and the entire Ministry of Health team, shared heartfelt words of gratitude and closed her kamolol with Philippians 4:13:

"I can do all things through Him who strengthens me."

She emphasized the importance of trusting not only in God but also in the hands and hearts of our medical providers, who serve the community with care and dedication.

The wards were alive with song, prayer, and expressions of love, a beautiful reminder that faith and compassion are just as vital as medicine in healing the body and soul.

Komoltata EUCC for your continued devotion and support!

The Ministry of Health & Human Services is proud to have coordinated last week’s Pink Glow Walkathon, in partnership with the Marshall Islands Breast Cancer Society, Cancer Support Group, and Women United Together Marshall Islands.

Together, we walked for hope, courage, and solidarity, raising awareness for breast cancer and supporting those affected. Every step celebrated the power of community and standing together in health and wellness.

Reminder: Testing and mammography are free and available at the Ministry of Health. Early detection saves lives – take charge of your health today!

A special thank you to Chewy Lin Photo & Film and Friends for capturing these amazing moments!

Thank you to our partners and everyone who joined us in making this Pinktober event alive, energetic, and unforgettable!

In honor of World Sight Day, the Ministry of Health & Human Services – Ebeye Team conducted a special outreach, bringing eye care awareness and glasses distribution to schools, patients, and staff.

We emphasized the power of sight, the importance of early eye intervention in schools, and healthy lifestyle choices to protect vision.

A big thank you to everyone who participated in this important initiative—together, we can help ensure brighter, clearer futures for our community!

Majuro, MH – September 30, 2025 – Courage, resilience, and community came together on Tuesday as the Ministry of Health & Human Services (MOHHS) Women United Together Marshall Islands (WUTMI RMI ), Youth to Youth in Health (YTYIH), Waan Aelon in Majol (WAM), and Marshall Islands Epidemiological Prevention Initiatives (MIEPI), hosted a powerful mental health awareness initiative focused on suicide prevention.

At the heart of the event were parents Libon Joseph and Terry Keju, who bravely shared their experiences of losing a child to suicide. Their openness and strength inspired the community, reminding everyone of the importance of love, connection, and prevention.

Through a walkathon, candlelight vigil, and a roro (traditional chant) led by WAM Director Alson Kelen, participants honored those lost, supported survivors, and reinforced the role of community and culture in promoting mental wellness.

This initiative reflects the Ministry’s commitment to supporting families, raising awareness, reducing stigma, and ensuring that every life is valued and remembered.

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Advancing the Ministry’s Strategic Plan (MSP) Reform!

Our MoHHS HR and IT teams are strengthening workforce systems with OrangeHRM, supporting better planning, development, and care across the Marshall Islands. Special recognition to our Deputy Secretary of Office of Health Planning, Edlen Anzures, and HR Director Romalynn Maddison-Heine for accelerating this initiative.

Komol Tata to Pacific Island Health Officers Association for the technical guidance and to all our MoHHS staff for making this milestone possible.

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