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Sonship in the Solomon Islands is a Not-for-Profit organisation taking medical care to isolated villages.
We provide medical care in the Western Province to villages who are otherwise unable to travel to Gizo for medical care. We have nurses and the government hospital also provides, doctors and dentists on occasions. Our 6 medical boats 'Medisonship' are equipped with supplies that have been donated. Our crew consist of; captain, engineer, deck hand, evangelist and 2 nurses on each medical tour. The tours are for 11 days leaving Sonship headquarters on the first Monday of each new month.
Different faces, different stories, one mission.
On this medical mission, we didn't just treat illnesses. We met people, sat with them, cared for them, and listened to their stories. Stories of pain, resilience, faith... and hope.
Each person reminded us why we go.
To serve, to love, and to be part of something bigger than ourselves.
RN Kevis learning new tricks in the Solomon Islands 🇸🇧 🏝 getting modern with the electric outboard motor 👌
September medical tour is nearly over and as usual we see many times how these Medisonships are so needed to save lives 🙏🙌
Below is a video that our Chaplain Danny Wilson has sent through. All credits to him, we appreciate his expertise in creating memories ❤️ and showing us what happens on tour. God bless 🙌 the Medisonships.
Medisonship 3 is captained by our longest serving staff Gora who has been with us for 28 years, Mickson Niolo the Engineer, Chaplain Donald Gwao RN Elma Roni, RN Irally.
Thankyou God for using Your willing servants to serve others 🙏 ✨️ 💖 🙌
14/09/2026
We are very grateful that God 🙏🛐🙌has helped Medisonship 7 to be at the right time in the right place to be able save this 4 week old baby. Thankyou Medisonship 7 team for your quick actions to save this precious baby's life.
"The baby come in with high fever, from the mother the fever was started a night but it just come and go so they thought it will be ok until. The baby is fever again and they rush the baby boy in so I attend the baby check his temperature but the fever’ is very high not long after the baby have a fit episode so I quickly told the mother to take off the blanket and his clothes expose the baby apply some sponge and then the baby normal back I tell and I refer them quickly for further management because the baby was just 1 month old so I ask Clinton for emergency money and assisted them with fuel"
Story and photo credits to our wonderful RN Kevis. 🙏the Medisonships are sent out every tour with emergency fuel in case it's needed 🙏🙏this has saved this baby's life as the parents don't always have the means to travel to the nearest hospital.
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