Mercy Ships in collaboration with the Ministry of Health and Sanitation have announced that they will commence three-week registration for patients with Surgical conditions ahead of their imminent arrival in Sierra Leone.

According to the announcement, Mercy Ships will be registering patients for the surgical conditions shown on the poster below at eight locations in the country from 24 April to 12 May, except on Wednesdays and Independence Day.

Those with these conditions are advised to go to the location closest to them, and those without these conditions should not go to a registration site.

The medical charity ship will arrive in Sierra Leone in August this year as part of its charitable medical services to developing nations in Africa. The ship will offer free surgical operations to Sierra Leoneans. https://drlauryn.com/

For over 25 years, Mercy Ships have been offering pro bono service to patients in Sierra Leone, Liberia, The Gambia, Senegal, Cameroon, Madagascar, Benin, Ghana, South Africa, and Togo – conducting life-saving surgeries in the process.

All services by Mercy Ships are provided free of charge to the participant, thanks to donors around the world and their support of the volunteer professionals onboard their hospital ships.