The government is pushing to get health problems in Sierra Leone under control. They created the “Country Cooperation Strategy” which outlined different things that they would do to help. The first plan was to newborn and child health. Second plan was to up the healthcare security. Third plan was to create prevention plans and goals to reduce the numbers of the death happening. Lastly, the government wanted to also support the growth of health systems by also giving them everything needed for them to prosper. This plan was created after the Ebola outbreak. Sierra Leone got help from third parties, like United Nations and  World Health Organization (WHO, 2017). 

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According to the article "Health sector fragmentation: three examples from Sierra Leone",  there have been some things implemented to help Sierra Leone, such as “The CHW programme was officially introduced by UNICEF, USAID, JSI, and the World Bank (among others) with the MoHS in 2012 to strengthen primary health care delivery at the community level” (Barr, 2019). That organization was set to strengthen the primary healthcare delivery was not the only thing that was implemented into Sierra Leone. According to WHO, The infection prevention control was also implemented into, Sierra Leone, and the main goal of this was to “The ultimate goal of Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) is to strengthen and standardize the quality and safety of health services for patients, health care workers, and others actors in the health care setting and surrounding environment” (WHO). Through all the struggle that Sierra Leone, has been through the government has tried to fight for the people in implementing small but very helpful things to help conquer the health issues that are occurring in Sierra Leone.