Loneliness, danger, separation from loved ones. These are just some of the problems seafarers face. The Mission to Seafarers, a charity and part of the Anglican Church, is there worldwide offering them help and support. Use this site to find out more.
  
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The Mission to Seafarers wins prestigious Seatrade Award more >>
The Mission to Seafarers wins prestigious Seatrade Award  THE Mission to Seafarers was awarded a prestigious Seatrade Award for the Investment in People category at a glittering ceremony in London on Monday April 21.   Over 400 members of the shipping community gathered inside London’s magnificent Guildhall to celebrate ...
World's first floating seafarers' centre marks first anniversary more >>
World’s first floating seafarers’ centre marks first anniversary  THE Flying Angel – the world’s first floating seafarers’ centre owned and operated by The Mission to Seafarers – has welcomed over 3,000 seafarers onboard since entering full-time service in the port of Fujairah, Dubai on April 15, 2007.   The ...
MoU signing sees a new partnership to benefit seafarers more >>
MoU signing sees a new partnership to benefit seafarers  CARDIFF-based Graig Ship Management has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with The Mission to Seafarers (MtS) engaging the international maritime welfare agency to provide assistance to the company’s seafarers during times of crisis.   The MoU sets out the protocol ...
Easter is made egg-stra special in Falmouth more >>
Easter is made egg-stra special in Falmouth  SEAFARERS visiting the port of Falmouth in Cornwall this Easter had the occasion made egg-stra special thanks to The Mission to Seafarers and the Apostleship of the Sea.   Foreign and UK seafarers visiting the docks each received a chocolate Easter ...
Seafarers find hope in MtS after a nine-month ordeal more >>
Seafarers find hope in MtS after a nine-month ordeal  ELEVEN Ukrainian crewmembers onboard the bulker M/V Lady East are finding refuge in the chaplain of The Mission to Seafarers after being stuck in Richard’s Bay, South Africa for nine months. Originally, 22 men were onboard when the vessel arrived ...
 

Registration is now open for Making Waves: Triathlon Challenge 2008 click here

The Mission's May-June 2008 edition of The Sea is now available to download, click here

Our new March 2008 - June 2008 edition of FAN is now available to download, click here

The spring edition of FAN UK is now available to download, click here