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Round up of Humanitarian vessel Vega’s 2012 deliveries
Here is a very short round up of highlights from this years deliveries of donated educational and medical supplies. We measure our success by the number of communities we assist and the quality of that assistance. Working with remote communities … Continue reading
Posted in Asian Yachting, Banda Islands, Boat Asia boat show, classic sail boats, German Internnational School, H/V Vega, Historic Vessel Vega, Historical Ships, Humanitarian, Ketch, Raffles Marina, Restored Ships, Sailboats, Sailing Ships, Shane Granger, Ships, Singapore, Top Sail Ketch, Vega, historic sailing, Humanitarian Assistance, humanitarian awards, Kits 4 Kids, Lars Nerhus, Midwives Kits, Nerhus Boatyard, Norway, Norwegian, Ole Nerhus, rural Midwives, SEA Yachting, Singapore, Vega newsletter, Volunteer sailing crew, wooden boats
Tagged Asian Yachting news, Baltic trader, Banda Islands, banda islands indonesia, Banda sea, donated medical and educational supplies, East Timor, H/V Vega, Hardanger jacht, Historic Vessel Vega, Historical Ships, historical vessel vega, humanitarian assistance, humanitarian efforts in south east asia’s poorest island communities, humanitarian vessel, Norway, Norwegian, Ola H. Nerhus, Vega, volunteer humanitarian assistance, volunteer humanitarian assistance to most isolated islands in south east asia, Volunteer sailing crew
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Trond Giske Minister of Trade and Industry for Norway visits H/V Vega in Jakarta
The Historic Vessel Vega was honored today by the visit of Mr. Mr. Trond Giske who is the Minister of Trade and Industry for Norway. Mr. Giske is on a mission to Indonesia and after hearing so much about Vega, … Continue reading
Posted in Banda Islands, Boat Asia boat show, classic sail boats, H/V Vega, Historic Vessel Vega, Historical Ships, Humanitarian, Ketch, Raffles Marina, Restored Ships, Sailboats, Sailing Ships, Shane Granger, Ships, Singapore, Top Sail Ketch, Vega, historic sailing, Humanitarian Assistance, Lars Nerhus, Midwives Kits, Nerhus Boatyard, Norway, Norwegian, Ole Nerhus, wooden boats
Tagged Baltic trader, Banda Islands, donated medical and educational supplies, H/V Vega, Hardanger jacht, historic sailing, Historic Vessel Vega, Historical Ships, Jotun Paints, Ketch, Norway, Norwegian, Ola H. Nerhus, Trond Giske, volunteer humanitarian assistance, volunteer humanitarian assistance to most isolated islands in south east asia
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Historic vessel Vega 2012 update
This poor blog has been sadly ignored in the past few months. My only excuse is that we have been very very busy making it happen for the small communities we assist. This years deliveries are a record not only … Continue reading
Posted in Banda Islands, Capt. Marty, classic sail boats, East Timor, German Internnational School, H/V Vega, Historic Vessel Vega, Historical Ships, Humanitarian, Ketch, Raffles Marina, Restored Ships, Sailboats, Sailing Ships, Shane Granger, Ships, Singapore, Top Sail Ketch, Vega, historic sailing, Humanitarian Assistance, humanitarian awards, Kits 4 Kids, Midwives Kits, Nerhus Boatyard, Norway, Norwegian, Ole Nerhus, rural Midwives, Vega newsletter, wooden boats
Tagged Banda Islands, Banda sea, donated medical and educational supplies, East Timor, H/V Vega, Historic vessel, Historic Vessel Vega, historical vessel vega, humanitarian assistance, humanitarian efforts in south east asia’s poorest island communities, humanitarian vessel, Vega, Vega Newsletter, volunteer humanitarian assistance, volunteer humanitarian assistance to most isolated islands in south east asia
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Vega preparing for the 2012 Boat Asia Boat Show
Once again Vega will be featured at the great Singapore Boat Asia Boat Show held, as always, at the fantastic Marina at Keppel Bay. This major Lifestyle display is Asia’s oldest and largest. A not to be missed event for … Continue reading
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Tagged Asian Yachting news, Baltic trader, Boat Asia, Boat Shows, donated medical and educational supplies, H/V Vega, historic sailing, Historic vessel, Historic Vessel Vega, Historical Ships, historical vessel vega, humanitarian assistance, humanitarian efforts in south east asia’s poorest island communities, humanitarian vessel, marina at keppel bay, Ola H. Nerhus, Singapore, volunteer humanitarian assistance to most isolated islands in south east asia
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Humanitarian Vessel Vega to Implement WHO Millennium Development Goals
In cooperation with the World Health Organization’s Millennium Development Goals Vega’s 2012 Missions of Mercy will continue to target the reduction of maternal and infant mortality by delivering donated tools, supplies, and training information to the communities we assist. It is estimated that in these Midwives and Health Workers kits reduce maternal and infant mortality by as much as 40%. Continue reading
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Tagged Baltic trader, banda islands indonesia, Banda sea, donated medical and educational supplies, East Timor, H/V Vega, Hardanger jacht, historic sailing, Historic Vessel Vega, Historical Ships, historical vessel vega, humanitarian assistance, humanitarian efforts in south east asia’s poorest island communities, humanitarian vessel, millennium development goals, Vega, volunteer humanitarian assistance, volunteer humanitarian assistance to most isolated islands in south east asia, Volunteer sailing crew, world health organization
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2011 Vega award winners to be announced
The 2011 Vega award winners have been voted on and selected. We shall be notifying the winners and posting the results over the next few days. It was a tough choice in several categories with in one case three rounds … Continue reading
Posted in Asian Yachting, classic sail boats, H/V Vega, Historic Vessel Vega, Historical Ships, Humanitarian, Ketch, Raffles Marina, Restored Ships, Sailboats, Sailing Ships, Shane Granger, Ships, Singapore, Top Sail Ketch, Vega, historic sailing, Humanitarian Assistance, Midwives Kits, Nerhus Boatyard, Norwegian, Ole Nerhus, SEA Yachting, Vega newsletter, wooden boats
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Latest updates to Vega website now active
Have a look at our updated website and at the famous “Lists” of supplies we need for next years deliveries HERE
Posted in Banda Islands, Bay Regatta, Capt. Marty, classic sail boats, East Timor, Football Association of Singapore, H/V Vega, Historic Vessel Vega, Historical Ships, Humanitarian, Ketch, Raffles Marina, Restored Ships, Sailboats, Sailing Ships, Shane Granger, Ships, Singapore, Top Sail Ketch, Vega, historic sailing, Humanitarian Assistance, International regatta, jacht, Langkawi, Lars Nerhus, Midwives Kits, Nerhus Boatyard, Norway, Norwegian, Ole Nerhus, Raja Muda, rural Midwives, Scott Murry, SEA Yachting, Singapore, Thailand sailing, Vega newsletter, Volunteer sailing crew, wooden boats
Tagged Baltic trader, Banda Islands, banda islands indonesia, Banda sea, donated medical and educational supplies, East Timor, H/V Vega, Hardanger jacht, historic, historic sailing, Historic Vessel Vega, Historical Ships, historical vessel vega, Humanitarian, humanitarian assistance, humanitarian vessel, Norway, Ola H. Nerhus, Raja Muda, Sailboats, sailvega.com, Shane Granger, Singapore, volunteer humanitarian assistance, Volunteer sailing crew
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Concord Lifeline Batteries give problems..Company responds with lots of help
Well I guess it had to happen sooner or later and the way this year is going I was not overly surprised to find that our lovely 3 year old Lifeline Batteries started giving troubles. We have 6 of the … Continue reading
Count down on for 2011 Singapore Boast Asia Boat Show.
We are running around like true sailors these days polishing everything that will take a shine and in general getting ready for the Big Singapore Boat Asia Boat Show. This is the boating event of the year not only for … Continue reading
Posted in Asian Yachting, Boat Asia boat show, classic sail boats, Fashion Shoot Locations, historic sailing, Humanitarian Assistance, Nerhus Boatyard, Singapore, Vega newsletter, Volunteer sailing crew, wooden boats
Tagged Baltic trader, Boat Asia 2011, H/V Vega, historic sailing, Historic Vessel Vega, humanitarian vessel, Norwegian, Singapore, Singapore Boat Asia Boat Show, Vega, Volunteer sailing crew
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Special thanks to our friends in Singapore
We would like to thank several of our company friends in Singapore without whom our work would simply not be possible. The private individuals who are such an important of making our work a success we do not mention to … Continue reading
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