A staggering 70, 848 direct beneficiaries of Hope & Healing through Mercy Ships in Benin.
Here's how those beneficiaries were helped:
33,851 eye evaluations and other treatments;
13.174 oral health education;
10,175 dental patients seen;
7,083 pairs of sunglasses distributed;
3,521 cataracts removed;

1,161 general surgeries;
996 reconstructive and plastic surgeries;
794 dental hygiene patients;
570 other eye surgeries (pterygia and strabismus);
231 orthopedic surgeries;
154 obstetric fistulas repaired;
119 church and community leaders trained in mental health;
50 prison officers and workers trained in mental health;
28 patients received palliative home care;
25 oral health teachers trained;
23 local agricultural trainees;
19 mental health workers trained;
19 families trained in wound care;
18 community eye field workers trained;
10 agricultural staff trained;
6 Burkitt's Lymphoma patients received palliative support;
2 local surgeons trained;
4 local surgeons trained in fistula repair;
2 dental assistants trained;
1 hostel constructed for agricultural college;
2 church leaders conferences attended by 602 participants;
9 Mercy Ministry sites received weekly visits by crew;
......and 12,000 people watched the Jesus Film.
All the glory goes to God for what was an amazing field service.









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