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Affiniscape, Inc. - Health Care Volunteer Organization Joins Sea Mercy!

admin - October 10, 2012

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Local Internships with Sea Mercy

admin - September 13, 2012

Sea Mercy will be working directly with the governmental and educational agencies in each region to select medical, dental and eye care interns to travel and work with the Sea Mercy staff as they visit each remote island. Based on the selection of each intern, they will assist and work closely with their peirs to not only learn advanced techniques from the Sea Mercy staff, but to educate and train the Sea Mercy staff on the challenges and issues that the island nations are experiencing so that new and improved programs can be developed from hands on experience and guidance.

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Sea Mercy Selects Target Regions for Floating Clinic

admin - August 13, 2012

After careful research and evaluation of existing programs, successful and unsuccessful past programs of other organizations, and the "need of the hour" requests and evaluations from independent international health organizations, the advisors and staff of Sea Mercy has selected four regions in the South Pacific that they will be establishing floating health clinics in the coming years.

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Help us develop healthy, self-sustaining, and thriving communities across the South Pacific.
Follow the links to learn more about the RISE Program and Floating Health Care Clinic programs. Follow this link to learn more about our Disaster Response Work efforts, or the below button to make a donation.

Tonga Volcano Recovery (Tonga) - Ongoing Efforts

Although there are similarities in Cyclone response efforts, a Volcano (ash) and tsunami add a complicated twist on how best to respond. From the reports we've received, the tsunami spared the majority of the homes and buildings. The greatest immediate need is clean drinking water and long-term food production (destroyed or damaged crops from the ash). Sea Mercy's initial response is preparing our desalination units (solar and generator) to have them delivered to the areas in need. Once again, every organization wanting to help are battling over the limited service delivery options. When you are able to find them, the costs can be much higher than normal.

With that understanding, the best way to help Sea Mercy's Tonga efforts are through financial donations (shipping and maintenance costs of our desalination units). If you are able to help, please consider making a donation using the below Donation button:

Thank you!

We would like to recognize the following donors and partners for their support of Sea Mercy:

Our Champions

David & Tessa Irvin (s/v REWA)
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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