The Kingdom of Tonga is the first island nation scheduled to receive a Floating Health Care Clinic from Sea Mercy. With 176 remote island spread across 270,000 square miles, we are excited to be able to work with the Health Ministry of Tonga and to serve the remote island citizens of that beautiful island nation.

For those who prefer to "sail with a greater purpose", we have a Sea Mercy Captain program available that can not only change the reason you sail the South Pacific, but perhaps create an opportunity for you to sail there. At Sea Mercy, our goal is to have a Floating Health Care Clinic (FHCC) operating in each of our targeted island nations.

Sea Mercy's vision is to be the most effective preventive, curative, promotional and rehabilitative floating health care provider and service delivery mechanism to support the remote citizens of the island nations Our mission is therefore to ensure our community sector has the practical tools and talent available to accomplish those visionary ends.

It is our commitment to create, staff and operate a fleet of floating health clinics that will travel as needed to reach and meet the health needs of remote islanders in the South Pacific (Solomon, Vanuatu, Federated States of Micronesia, Marshall Islands, Kiribati, Tuvalu, Northern Marianas, Palau, Cook Islands, Tonga, and Fiji).

With over 20,000 islands spread across 11,000,000 square miles of the Pacific Ocean, there are no roads, power lines, or phone systems to connect the smaller, less populated remote islands to the same services offered on the larger islands. Sadly, these more remote islanders are left without even the most basic of health care services.

The people of the South Pacific are calling for your help! Will you answer? Whether your desire to help is personal, economic, or purely philanthropic, Sea Mercy is developing partnerships with government & corporate organizations and individuals that have the heart and desire to make a difference in this part of the world.

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