Life-saving aid to the world's most isolated communities
Your gift will help MAF pilots deliver malaria treatments and medical supplies — and share hope and healing in the most remote places in the world… where no one else can go.
Saving lives at the edges of the world
Without Dr Joseph Maker and his team at the Noah’s Place Mission Hospital, people in remote villages of South Sudan would struggle to access medical care at all.
In the wet season, when malaria and tuberculosis are rampant, every day is a race to save lives.
“Last year, we saw 62,000 patients and two-thirds were suffering from malaria. We tried to help,” Dr Maker explains.
When hospital waiting rooms are overflowing, every minute counts. Donate now to provide critical malaria medicine and ensure children don’t miss out on the help they need.
Put your compassion into flight
Your support through MAF can help deliver life-saving medical aid in remote places like Tonj, in South Sudan. Dr Maker says your support is urgently needed to save lives.
“These people rely on us [for] the medicine they need… but we rely on MAF to bring us the medicine we need.”
Your gift today will help deliver help, hope and healing to people in the world’s most isolated places!
Do you have a minute? Because they don’t.
Every 60 seconds a child in Africa dies of malaria – a treatable illness.
Help MAF pilots deliver the medicine they desperately need.
Bring help, hope and healing
Every 6 minutes, a MAF plane takes off or lands in the world’s most remote places, bringing help, hope and healing to people in need of a lifeline. But millions more are waiting.
Your support is urgently needed, to send practical and spiritual care where roads don’t reach. Please give generously today, and put your compassion into flight.
“It’s something good that you’re doing. Everything you are giving is going to the right people at the right time… Your help is making an impact and a great difference”
– DR. JOSEPH MAKER, SOUTH SUDAN
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