“Mercy Ships combined my love of the sea, love of people, love of travel and love of medicine.”
– Dr Michelle White: from volunteer anaesthetist to CEO
You can volunteer your skills, give, start a fundraiser, support someone serving, bring your organisation or church on board, join an event, or leave a legacy for the future.
However you choose to get involved, your part can help make life-changing surgery possible and strengthen healthcare for the future.
Maybe you have skills to share. Maybe you have something to give. Maybe you can bring people together. Maybe you're simply ready to learn more. There's a place for you in the Mercy Ships community.
“Mercy Ships combined my love of the sea, love of people, love of travel and love of medicine.”
– Dr Michelle White: from volunteer anaesthetist to CEO
“Turned his 80th birthday into an unforgettable challenge for Mercy Ships.”
– John Dawson, Fundraiser
“One family's decision to get involved became a legacy spanning three generations.”
– The Clarke Family, Supporters & Volunteers
Thousands of people around the world are already part of Mercy Ships. Your story could begin differently. The destination is shared: helping bring hope and healing.
You can volunteer on board a Mercy Ships hospital ship, donate, start a fundraiser, support a volunteer, leave a gift in your will, partner through your organisation, attend an event or involve your church.
No. Mercy Ships needs people from many professional backgrounds. Current opportunities span medical, nursing, surgical, maritime, technical and general roles.
Yes. You can donate, fundraise, support someone serving, attend an event, involve your organisation or church, or consider leaving a future gift.
Yes. Mercy Ships works with organisations, churches and communities in different ways, including volunteering, fundraising, giving, events and partnerships.
Whether you give, volunteer, fundraise or bring others together, your action can help change a life.
You can volunteer your skills, give, start a fundraiser, support someone serving, bring your organisation or church on board, join an event, or leave a legacy for the future.
However you choose to get involved, your part can help make life-changing surgery possible and strengthen healthcare for the future.