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 USS Boxer Guatemala and El Salvador
In May, medical volunteers from Project HOPE boarded the USS Boxer on a joint mission with the U.S. Navy to treat patients and conduct health education courses in Guatemala and El Salvador. Craig T. Jaques served as Project HOPE's operation officer on board the USS Boxer. In the story below, he captures a glimpse into a "day in the life" of Project HOPE medical volunteers serving on the one-month mission. Read More |
 West Africa Mission Two teams of medical volunteers conducted life saving health education and delieverd needed medicines and medical supplies in Ghana and Liberia. View photos and read our stories. |
 USNS Comfort Latin America Mission
Volunteers conducted health education, administered immunizations, performed surgeries and participated in health clinics during a four month deployment to Belize, Guatemala, Panama, Nicaragua, El Salvador, Peru, Ecuador, Colombia, Haiti, Trinidad and Tobago, Guyana and Suriname. Nearly 85,000 patients, mostly women and children, were served on this mission. View photos and read our stories.
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 USS Peleliu Southeast Asia Oceania Mission
Project HOPE volunteers aboard the U.S. Navy hospital ship the USS Peleliu visited Vietnam, Papua New Guinea, the Republic of the Marshall Islands and the Solomon Islands conducting health education, administering immunizations and treating nearly 15,000 patients. View photos and read our stories.
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 Project HOPE Volunteers Aboard the USNS Mercy Did More than Improve Health
According to public opinion research released by Terror Free Tomorrow, attitudes toward America in Indonesia and Bangladesh– the world’s largest and third largest Muslim nations respectively – improved as a result of the USNS Mercy mission. Read More. |
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