The Ministry of Health, in collaboration with the renowned international charity Mercy Ships, has announced the extension of the Global Mercy's stay in Sierra Leone. The announcement was made following...
Meet our personality for the fourth week in January, exemplary Harry Henry Kargbo. Harry Kargbo's early life and education shaped his character and values. He was born and raised in a humble home in Freetown,...
The Ministry of Health (MOH) with support from the Breakthrough Action and Regional Program Support to Pandemic Prevention in ECOWAS (RSPPP) has validated the revised one health Governance Manual. According...
Volunteers onboard the world’s largest floating hospital, Mercy Ships have welcomed the first set of patients onboard the Global Mercy. “These volunteers just welcomed the very first patients as they...
43-year-old Emmanuel has successfully undergone a life-saving surgery on the world’s largest floating medical facility, Mercy Ships. Emmanuel was suffering from facial tumor sitting on his neck but...
President Julius Maada Bio has officially welcomed the Chief Executive Officer and Management of the 6th Global Mercy Ships to the shores of Sierra Leone. This is West African nation is welcoming the 6th...
A delegation representing Mercy Ships recently held a cordial meeting with His Excellency President Dr Julius Maada Bio, outlining their ambitious 10-month operation in Sierra Leone. The delegation was...
Sierra Leone’s Health Minister, Austin Demby has revealed that 2,350 of the 5,000 Sierra Leoneans that registered for medical treatment with charity, Mercy Ships are considered “very critical”. “So,...
The Ministry of Health and Sanitation, under the leadership of Minister Austin Demy, has welcomed a prominent delegation from Mercy Ships. The focus of the discussions centered around strategies for...
Growing up on board the floating hospitals of Mercy Ships (www.MercyShips.Africa), Dr. Sandra Lako’s childhood was anything but normal. She was just a teenager when she first sailed into Sierra Leone...
