The Sea Eye 4 has reached the central Mediterranean with our rescue vessel Mo Chara on board. The conditions at sea are currently rough as it is windy and there are strong waves and big swell. pic.twitter.com/1kLwvZUkeG

— Refugee Rescue (@_refugeerescue) June 13, 2022

❗Mission Update❗
The Sea Eye 4, with our rescue vessel Mo Chara on board, has set back to sea as of April 22 to begin our second mission of 2022.

Follow along here for updates on this mission and support us to continue our work in the Mediterranean by donating! pic.twitter.com/ot2A4GDpPi

— Refugee Rescue (@_refugeerescue) April 24, 2022

❗ Crew call❗
We have 2 open positions for our next mission need to be filled immediately!

To apply: please email richie@refugeerescue.org detailing your experience and interest. pic.twitter.com/KnUYWimFfr

— Refugee Rescue (@_refugeerescue) April 6, 2022

SE4 Mission update.

We have arrived in the Central Med SAR zone.

Extreme weather conditions have meant our journey here has taken much longer. Dangerously high waves are continuing to slow down the mission. @seaeyeorg @alarm_phone #SAR pic.twitter.com/XikDKoCcBo

— Refugee Rescue (@_refugeerescue) March 23, 2022

❗A NEW MISSION begins tomorrow❗ Our amazing crew has spent the past few weeks resting and training, and they're ready to launch into the Central Mediterranean again. Watch this space for mission updates! 🌊 #SearchandRescue #RefugeesWelcome pic.twitter.com/h8UZNHncwt

— Refugee Rescue (@_refugeerescue) October 14, 2021

We are delighted to announce that the Sea-Eye 4 ship, including our boat, Mo Chara, has been granted a port of safety in Porto Empedocle, Sicily. All those rescued have now safely disembarked. All survivors and crew members have tested negative for Covid-19. pic.twitter.com/wga3m6V7J1

— Refugee Rescue (@_refugeerescue) September 7, 2021

While en route to the search and rescue zone, our crew have completed several rigorous RHIB trainings to ensure that rescues happen safely and efficiently. RHIB stands for "rigid-hulled inflatable boat," such as our vessel, Mo Chara. pic.twitter.com/dyxutrz4Z4

— Refugee Rescue (@_refugeerescue) August 31, 2021

Today, we embark on our second mission in the Central Med together with @seaeyeorg . After a 3 month detention, the Sea-Eye 4 ship is finally free, and our RHIB boat, Mo Chara, is on board to support the crew as they head back to the Mediterranean to rescue people in distress. pic.twitter.com/o4AchCAI9O

— Refugee Rescue (@_refugeerescue) August 27, 2021