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Memunatu’s Miracle Journey With Mercy Ships

Memunatu’s Miracle Journey With Mercy Ships

Everything changed when Anne-Marie van Tonder, a crew clinic administration assistant on the Global Mercy™, saw Memunatu at a local children's hospital in Freetown. “I saw this little baby, very fragile, looking at me," Anne-Marie, a volunteer from South Africa said....

We no longer live in darkness

We no longer live in darkness

Marie Jeanne and Germaine were able to receive a free 15-minute cataract surgery on board the Africa Mercy in Madagascar.  After the surgery, for the first time in nearly three years, Marie Jeanne and Germaine’s eyes met. Light and colour flooded back in an instant....

Story of Marie Elisa

Story of Marie Elisa

Following an unexpected encounter with our medical team in her village, Marie Elisa received a maxillofacial surgery on board the Africa Mercy. An inspiring story that reflects the courage and resilience of our patients. At the age of 40, Marie Elisa’s life was turned...

Journey to Walking Tall: Ruth’s Story

Journey to Walking Tall: Ruth’s Story

Ruth is a brilliant, warm, and well-cultured 13-year-old. She is the type of daughter who naturally assumes care of the home and goes out of her way to ensure the comfort of everyone around. From doing domestic chores to helping her mother make sales, she enjoys being...

Love Made a Difference: Armane’s Story

Love Made a Difference: Armane’s Story

When Armane was born, the traditional birth attendants helping his mother, Roseline, hesitated to hand him over. Instead, they tried to hide his face from her. Roseline was in a rice field, far from a hospital and the labor had been long, “I had complications during...

Fudia’s Mercy Ships Story

Fudia’s Mercy Ships Story

For seven years, Fudia’s family tried to find a cure for her bowed legs. Her mother brought her to Freetown with the hope of healing but shortly after, she became an orphan, and her uncle stepped in to care for her. A few years later, the #GlobalMercy docked in...

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