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100% of your donations go towards purchase of medicines
We donate medical aid to local hospitals at the end of our missions
Donations of any size enable us serve more people.
You don't need to be super skilled to volunteer on our missions.
Mercy Said No Inc is a non-profit, 501 c 3 organization that coordinates annually medical mission trips to African countries. The organisation was begun in 2012 and since then, We do this by collaborating with other charity foundations, conducting annual medical missions in different countries and communities with in the African continent.
Our focus is on non-communicable diseases, mainly HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE and DIABETES which outside of malaria are the top causes of death to millions in African countries. Access to basic healthcare is close to non-existent and not affordable. 8 out of every 10 people we see have a trace to full blown high blood pressure.
The poverty level is so blatant that struggling to provide food for the family is a higher priority than health. We bring help and hope.
Our team of volunteers includes Physicians, Nurses, Therapists, Pharmacists and Non-medical staff who are dedicated to see the vision come to life.
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our mission is to provide evidence based access to basic healthcare to the underserved. Our goal is to help bridge the healthcare gap by providing health screening, medications and health education to the communities we serve.
Attending our events gives you a first hand idea of how we operate and how big our mission toward serving humanity in underserved communities really is. Choosing to join us on one of our mission trips helps us serve more people.
We need your help to keep providing totally free healthcare to those in need because healthcare should not be a luxury but a basic human right. Signup and help our cause.
Be part of our mission team by signing up to be a volunteer on one of of missions to Africa and let's make the world a better place