NDMA Relocates Headquarters to New Office in Hill Station

 FREETOWN, Sierra Leone – The National Disaster Management Agency (NDMA) has officially relocated its headquarters from Aberdeen to a new office in Hill Station, marking a significant administrative move aimed at improving the Agency's operations and engagement with stakeholders.

In a public notice dated 4 August 2026, the NDMA announced that its headquarters has moved from 64 Sir Samuel Lewis Road, Aberdeen, Freetown, to No. 4 Foh Crescent, South Ridge, Hill Station, Freetown. The relocation takes immediate effect.

The Agency stated that all official correspondence, meetings, stakeholder engagements, public enquiries, and disaster-related matters should now be directed to the new headquarters.

The notice was addressed to Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs), development partners, civil society organisations, the private sector, and the general public, urging them to update their records and use the new address for all future interactions with the NDMA.

The relocation is expected to ensure continuity in the Agency's operations as it continues coordinating disaster preparedness, emergency response, and risk management efforts across Sierra Leone.

The public notice was signed by Mohamed L. Bah, Director of Communications, on behalf of the National Disaster Management Agency.

Source: NDMA