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   Driven to provide hope & healing. Mercy Ships began our mission in 1978 to provide hope and healing to those in need. Each year we send hospital ships filled with volunteer professionals who selflessly provide life-changing surgeries to children and adults who otherwise would go without. Together we are saving lives.

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2. www.mercyships.org › about-usAbout Us - Mercy Ships

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   Don Stephens founded Mercy Ships in 1978 with the purchase of the Anastasis, where he and his family lived for ten years. ... Mercy Ships is a 501 (c)(3) organization ...

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   What is Mercy Ships?

   • Driven to provide hope & healing. Mercy Ships began our mission in 1978 to provide hope and healing to those in need. Each year we send hospital ships filled with volunteer professionals who selflessly provide life-changing surgeries to children and adults who otherwise would go without. Together we are saving lives.

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   How does Mercy Ships support families?

   • Mercy Ships accommodates volunteers with families for many of our long-term roles on board. From family cabins to an accredited school, both of our ships are home to multiple families from around the world. The whole family gets to be involved in the mission of hope and healing as they daily interact with crew and patients.

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   How many volunteers does Mercy Ships have?

   • Mercy Ships has an average of 1,200 volunteer crew from more than 60 nations, serving onboard its hospital ships each year. Mercy Ships works with host nations to strengthen the local healthcare delivery system while serving the surgical needs of the host country.

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   Who founded Mercy Ships?

   • Mercy Ships was founded in 1978 by Don and Deyon Stephens in Lausanne in Switzerland. A major inspiration for Mercy Ships founder Don Stephens was the work of the international hospital ship SS Hope. Stephens' research showed that 95 of the 100 largest cities in the world were port cities.

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4. www.mercyships.org › our-missionOur Mission - Mercy Ships

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   Driven by a sea of change. Mercy Ships began our mission to provide hope and healing to those in need in 1978. Each year we send hospital ships filled with volunteer medical professionals who selflessly provide life-changing surgeries to children and adults who otherwise would go without. Together we are saving lives. About us.

5. www.mercyships.org › our-mission › shipsShips - Mercy Ships

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   Built to heal. Our state-of-the-art ships bring the hospital to those in need. Because over 50% of the world’s population lives within 100 miles of the coast, we’re able to sail modern hospital ships directly to people who lack access to safe, affordable medical care. The power of personal touch in action.

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7. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Mercy_ShipsMercy Ships - Wikipedia

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   Mercy Ships is an international charity based on Christian values that operates the largest non-governmental hospital ships in the world, providing hope and healing in Africa through surgical care and surgical education, community development projects, community health education, mental health programs, agriculture projects, and palliative care for terminally ill patients.

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   Mercy Ships has an average of 1,200 volunteer crew from more than 60 nations, serving onboard its hospital ships each year. Programs & Services Mercy Ships works with host nations to strengthen the local healthcare delivery system while serving the surgical needs of the host country. Mercy Ships provides a variety of training opportunities

9. www.mercyships.org › get-involved › volunteerVolunteer with Mercy Ships - Mercy Ships

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   Volunteer Together. Mercy Ships accommodates volunteers with families for many of our long-term roles on board. From family cabins to an accredited school, both of our ships are home to multiple families from around the world. The whole family gets to be involved in the mission of hope and healing as they daily interact with crew and patients.