Surgicorps International and the National Health Service of Samoa changed over 80 lives for the better this week as a result of free, intensive surgical and medical care to people in need in Samoa. The doctors repaired facial and hand deformities and removed countless skin cancers, moles, and irregular growths.
Surgicorps also donated unused surgical medical supplies for NHS use, as well as toys, clothes, and teddy bears for the children’s ward.
The non-profit, United States based team, is hopeful to return in 2019 to treat even more patients.
