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(21 Feb 2012)

Tearfund is an organisation MAF has served for many years in South Sudan. Our planes reach the remote communities in which they serve; Tearfund provides the healthcare and other projects which support the needs of the people. One such place is Malualkon. Read Tearfund worker Lucy Young's notes from a recent flight.

(13 Feb 2012)

There are currently two MAF UK workers who have ventured out to see some of MAF' s operations overseas. Both of them are keeping a blog of their experiences. Stephanie Gidney is visiting MAF's operations in Papua New Guinea, East Timor and Arnhem Land (northern Australia). Emma Stewart is visiting our team in Madagascar to find out more about our work and the people of this country. Please keep checking out their blogs in the next few days to hear more about her journey to other parts

(10 Feb 2012)

MAF pilot Richie Axon reports on a flight to bring help to remote people suffering from a severe outbreak of dysentery.

(27 Jan 2012)

MAF flew a dental team on a ten-day medical safari to remote villages of Chad. Also on board were church leaders from the USA to encourage missionaries. MAF pilot Kalvin Hildebrandt reports in what what he considers 'the highlight of my flying in Chad'.

(23 Jan 2012)

More than 400 people had their lives transformed in South Sudan after having their sight restored.

(13 Jan 2012)

MAF flights taking food and medical supplies to Pibor as part of the relief effort following the violence there last week.

(06 Jan 2012)

Two years after the quake that devastated Haiti, MAF enables the work of some 30 relief agencies.

(04 Jan 2012)

Please pray for South Sudan where violence between ethnic groups has been continuing for several months. On 2nd January, scores of people were killed in Pibor after fleeing attacks by fighters from a rival ethnic group.

(23 Dec 2011)

Report by David Henry looking how MAF is working hard with partner agencies to address severe malnutrition levels among children in East Timor.

(19 Dec 2011)

An account from pilot Greg Vine, based in Uganda, who flew a team investigating an agricultural project in Kenya with the intention of starting similar projects in northern Uganda.