Armella’s mother, Caessah, is a housewife and mother of four whose greatest pride is her children. Her eldest live with their grandfather in the countryside, while her youngest live with her and her husband in a compound hut in the port city of Madagascar. The day of...
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Navigating Stormy Waters: How Mercy Ships Manages Supply Chains for Remote Surgical Outreach
Mercy Ships provides essential surgical care to communities with limited or no access to healthcare, bringing hope to regions where medical resources are scarce. Operating floating hospitals in remote areas, the organisation depends on meticulously planned supply...
How Mercy Ships Engages Families and Communities in Children’s Health
In many African nations, access to specialised healthcare for children remains a significant challenge, particularly in remote areas where hospitals and trained medical staff are scarce. Mercy Ships addresses this issue through a unique model that combines...
Interview with Reef Heazlewood
"Today we’re excited to begin shining a light on some of the incredible supporters who help make Mercy Ships’ work possible. Around the world, our mission is powered not only by our volunteer medical professionals and dedicated crew, but also by compassionate people...
Hands of Hope: Frank’s Volunteer Experience with Mercy Ships
Before Frank Seibure ever put on scrubs or stepped on board a Mercy Ship, he was already on a mission to bring hope by advocating for human rights in his home country of Sierra Leone. However, after encountering Mercy Ships more than a decade ago, he decided to...
Canberra Coffee with Mercy Ships
Some of the most meaningful moments in life happen when people gather. A simple coffee can turn into a deep conversation, a chance meeting can become a new friendship, and often the connections made continue long after the morning ends. My career has always centred on...





