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Virkelig et viktig skritt i riktig retning. Samtidig må rike land fortsette å dele vaksiner nå. Nye smittebølger i flere afrikanske land og nye mutasjoner vitner om at dette haster.
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Our new and largest civilian hospital-ship "Global Mercy" has crossed Suez Canal, sailing to Malta. Our gratitude to @AlsisiOfficial and @PR_Senegal
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Today is the 2nd day of the @_WACS_Surgeons 61st Scientific Conference.
Mercy Ships is being part of the presidential session on the The Role of NGos in adressing neglected surgical conditions in Africa
@MercyShips
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9 av 10 støtter bistand til fattige land! På nivå med det høyeste som er målt gjennom 50 år. Selv i en pandemi som er krevende for mange. De som mener vi skal kutte i bistand er med andre ord helt på kollisjonskurs med folket.
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What does it take to get the world’s largest civilian hospital ship out on the open water? Check out Part 1 of our #GlobalMercy Sea Trials video series to find out! Take a peek behind the scenes as our new vessel successfully passes sea trials. More at bit.ly/2QZXxuc
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Husker du Frida på skipet? Regjeringen støtter Mercy Ships som tilbyr kirurgiske operasjoner bl a til mennesker med funksjonsnedsettelse, samt driver kapasitetsbygging innen avansert kirurgi og anestesi på landnivå. Bare i 2019 ble det foretatt 1819 operasjoner! #DetNytter
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We're excited to announce a partnership with
@CUREIntl. Together we look forward to increasing specialized surgical care to children living with disabilities on the continent of Africa. mercy-ships.prezly.com/mercy…
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Two of our #volunteer surgeons, Konrad Mende and Tertius Venter, recently published an article on a technique they've developed. This means an increased ability to provide lasting change not only in our patients' lives, but in the healthcare systems in the nations we serve.
Jeg prøver å sette ord på noe som jeg synes er vanskelig i denne utenrikskommentaren... Jeg kan trives godt på Karl Johan, men for noen uker siden ble det vanskelig...
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Inspiring meeting with Senegal’s Minister of Health @adioufsarr. Partners in our support to the worlds largest hospitalship #AfricanMercy outside Dakar and agreeing on the need to improve global health services, also through multilateral cooperation & the UN system🇳🇴🇸🇳
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Utviklingsminister @dagiulstein har besøkt verdens største sykehusskip 🏥 På @MercyShips i #Dakar jobber 400 frivillige - kirurger, sykepleiere og ingeniører - fra 40 land. De har tilbudt helsehjelp til 2,7 millioner barn og voksne. Viktig helseinnsats for sårbare grupper.
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Are you a #DentalAssistant looking to use your skills in a unique way? Volunteer with us! Learn more about this opportunity at buff.ly/2HiHbER or contact our Medical Recruiter directly at [email protected] #MercyShips #Volunteer
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We are thrilled to be in beautiful Dakar, Senegal for the next ten months! Our dedicated volunteer crew are already hard at work, preparing for the many people whose lives will be impacted this field service. You can be a part of the team by visiting buff.ly/2z9mF4Y
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More than 41 participants have signed up so far for #CargoDay 2018. Why are they signing up? Watch the full video to find out: bit.ly/2wRBcki. Join the movement today and transform lives in Africa: bit.ly/2dFxggS
Tusen takk til MAN Energy!
September 5th marked the official extension of our partnership with @MercyShips. Uwe Lauber, our CEO, and Jens-Erik Engelbrecht, from Mercy Ships Denmark, signed the contract during the official ceremony at #SMM2018. #PoweringHopeAndHealing #AfricaMercy #ChangeLivesForTheBetter
Mercy Ships har signert en avtale med Verdens helseorganisasjon (WHO) for å styrke kirurgi i Afrika
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Although the risk of financial catastrophe due to surgery has decreased since 2003, relying on secular trends is not enough to protect patients in most of the world. #UHC #globalsurgery @kate_wall4 @EmiSuzukiPhD @JohnMeara @markshrime wrld.bg/WXcy30luv77
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The Africa Mercy has arrived in Guinea. Our volunteer crew are looking forward to serving this nation over the next 10 months.
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With one eye already blind, and his remaining vision quickly fading with cataracts, Aser felt hopeless. He couldn’t provide for his three daughters. But a free cataract operation onboard the #AfricaMercy not only changed Aser’s life — but his entire family’s. Thank you!





















