The United States Government, through the U.S. Embassy in Samoa, continues its strong partnership with the people and Government of Samoa by supporting critical improvements to health care infrastructure and services at Faleolo Hospital.
On Tuesday, February 10, the U.S. Government donated more than USD $16,000 in medical equipment to the Samoan Ministry of Health to support patient care at Faleolo Hospital. The donated equipment includes four hospital beds and an infant warmer, which will assist hospital staff in caring for patients, including newborns and vulnerable infants.
During Pacific Partnership 2025, the U.S. Government completed repairs at Faleolo Hospital aimed at improving hospital facilities and enhancing the quality of care for patients. These efforts are part of the United States’ broader commitment to strengthening health systems and emergency resources across the Pacific.
In addition to infrastructure repairs and equipment support, the U.S. Government has been actively involved in medical outreach projects in Samoa, including those conducted during Pacific Partnership 2025 and the U.S. Army’s Soifua Manuia Medical Missions. The United States has also facilitated the delivery of medical supplies to support Samoa’s response to public health needs, including assistance provided during the dengue fever outbreak last year.
These activities directly benefit both Samoa and the United States by strengthening partnerships, enhancing readiness for humanitarian assistance and disaster response, and promoting a stable, healthy Pacific region. Through the Pacific Partnership, U.S. military and civilian personnel gained valuable experience working alongside Samoa and partner nations, improving coordination for responding quickly and effectively to future emergencies—at home and abroad.
The United States looks forward to working with the Ministry of Health on future medical outreach initiatives, to further strengthen health care services and promote the well-being of communities throughout Samoa.
For more information, please contact: Public Affairs Section, U.S. Embassy Apia, [email protected]
