by adrxbyr | Feb 19, 2024 | Last articles, News
See the whole Aidocean team in action during the PNG 2023 mission. Thank you to all our partners, sponsors and donors. Thanks to you, Aidocean can continue its work to help the isolated populations of Papua New Guinea, particularly children.
by adrxbyr | Feb 19, 2024 | Last articles, News
The “Pandanus de Yvy” association has been honoured many times this year. Marine met Elisabeth and André Wiako a few years ago, and it was only natural that she wanted Aidocean to be a partner for the couple’s association. The aim: to develop the...
by Sebastien | Oct 31, 2022 | Last articles, News
French Humanitarian Expedition Aidocean in Papua New Guinea Record-breaking numbers, despair, castaways and new expeditions In Brief: Record numbers of vaccinations but a time bomb 2 newborn babies but one death 10 castaways saved from near death New expeditions soon...
by Sebastien | Oct 24, 2022 | Last articles, News
Whilst sailing in the Bismarck Sea in Papua New Guinea northern coast of New-Britain, the French ONG Aidocean’s boat comes across a drifting banana boat. The skipper ran out of fuel the day before with 10 people onboard including four kids. The ”castaways” have...
by Sebastien | Sep 27, 2022 | Last articles, News
In Brief: End of phase one Mid-term review Continuation of the Aidocean mission End of 1st phase: Started on September 14 in the PukPuk region, the Aidocean first phase ended on September 24 on the island of Lambom / Port Breton in the south-west corner of New...
by Sebastien | Sep 26, 2022 | Last articles, News
The Aidocean team doctor Jean-Michel comes across a 40-year-old woman whose foot is completely exploded. A simple splinter that has been cured with poison used to catch fish. “The lesion is significant and the evolution is very pejorative for the future....