Imagine the logistical savings in precious fuel and disaster aid space if the first delivery by a disaster response transport vessel was two lightweight containers per family. Containers that would provide each family with emergency shelter, eliminate their ongoing drinking water needs and allow all future transport efforts to focus on delivering valuable supplies to rebuild their homes and communities (instead of thousands of plastic water bottles).
Register today to reserve your 2019 Rotation in the South Pacific! With our Floating Health Care Clinic (FHCC) vessels operating from May through October, we have 9 different rotation dates for our volunteers to chose from across the South Pacific. With medical, dental and ophthalmology care now being offered, there are incredible opportunities for all health care related volunteers to serve on each rotation.
Our Clear Horizons program (follow link for more information) is empowering the yachting community and changing the way aid organizations respond to natural disasters. This program is not designed to replace the important and vital role the international aid organizations and governments play, but to support them by standing in the gap for them until they can organize and deliver their massive amounts of incoming international aid.
Sea Mercy’s Amatasi Project links community groups in Australia (and around the world) with remote communities in Fiji and other Pacific island nations through the construction and donation of an ecologically and economically sustainable fishing vessels. To empower local communities to be self-sufficient in a sustainable manner and to support, educate and train local populations in the lost art of transport using the wind.
Although Sea Mercy's Volunteers are the life-blood of our programs, our incredible sponsors are heart that keeps our programs alive by pumping the resources needed to them. There are sponsors that require a return on their investment for their members and directors, and there sponsors that prefer that their gift or support remains invisible. Generation Strategies has been one of those silent sponsors.
Sea Mercy's RISE Program economic development of Virgin Coconut Oil and Dilo Oil for the remote islands is addressing the economic cause of the over-fishing of their fragile remote island reefs, not the symptoms. Join us in helping save the reefs one remote island at a time.
Help us develop healthy, self-sustaining, and thriving communities across the South Pacific.
Click here to learn more about the RISE Program, Floating Health Care Clinic, the Amatasi Project, or to make a donation to support these programs through the below button.
Volunteering has never been this much fun or rewarding! Use the below Volunteer button to start your incredible adventure in 2019.
We would like to recognize the following donors for their financial support of Sea Mercy:
OmniAccess
Matson Shipping
Port Denarau Marina
Dykstra Naval Architects
Vitters Shipyard
Telecine - Creative Team
Rosie Holidays (Fiji)
Generation Strategies
HSG, Incorporated
Island Cruising Association
Oyster Yachts
Oregon Lions Sight & Hearing Foundation
Superyacht Services Guide
Karmoie Sunglasses
Greenheart Project
LuminAID
Bellevue Breakfast Rotary Foundation
Lift Non-Profit Logistics
Easy Out Camp
Pearmund Cellars
Scenic Hotels
Multicultural Association of Southern Oregon
Predict Wind
MetBob - Weather Service South Pacific
The Eyes of the Heart Foundation
Rick & Teri-Jo Rogge
Dr. Royce & Loriana Fonken
Tony & Brigid Whitton (Rosie Holidays)
Jonathan & Donna Robinson (s/v Chez Nous)
Staffan & Ellinor Ehde (s/v Salsa)
Courage & Shannon Winter (s/v Lil Explorers)
Stan & Valerie Creighton (s/v Buffalo Nickel)
Brian & Susan (s/v Darramy)
Lewis & Louise Hackett
Steve & Jenny Williams
Mike & Meredith Holguin
Al & Jill Wiggonton (s/v Dragonfly)
Suzanne Benloucif-Moore
Kim Parrish
Van Huynh
Dr. Peyton & Leslie Neatrour
Dr. Scott & Sarah Levison (DMD)
Grace Setiawan (DMD)
Dave & Lori Smith
Dr. Brian & Maryann Taylor
Dr. Clayborn Morris
Teresa Miller
Warren Family Dental (Madison, Wisconsin)
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