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By admin_mercy In the News News Our Work November 15, 2015

To many around the world, Tim Tretheway will forever be remembered as their beloved ‘Captain Tim.’

As Maritime Professional says, “Captain Tim Tretheway’s selfless journey at sea spanned almost 30 years and helped to change literally hundreds of thousands of lives – for the better – in the process.”

Read their informative and inspirational article on Captain Tim, “Mercy Ships: A Life at Sea for All the Right Reasons,” here, and check out their website here.

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By admin_mercy In the News Kiwi Crew Stories (Demo) News November 8, 2015

Adrienne shark diving in Durban with some fellow AFM crew members! Photo courtesy of Jesse Spooner.

Housekeepers are essential to the running of our hospital ship. As Wairoa resident Adrienne Andresen told the Wairoa Star, “Without it being clean, it can’t do the work it needs to do.” Every one of our hundreds of crew members would completely agree.

Having already volunteered twice as a housekeeper, first in the Republic of Congo and then in Madagascar, Wairoa Star reports, “She is ‘definitely’ considering making the tour a third time. ‘It gets to be quite a close community.’ ‘You get addicted to it, I think it’s because it’s an entirely different way of life and so worth it.’”

Read Wairoa Star’s great article about her experiences here, and check out their website here.

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