It is a one-day charity ride with a difference...it's at night! While London sleeps, some 2500 cyclists are set to raise more than £1million in one night for hundreds of charities including The Mission to Seafarers. Read more
The Mission to Seafarers invites the maritime community to join us on Friday 10 May at the InterContinental Hotel, Middle Road, Singapore. Read more
We are committed to monitoring seafarers' issues and welfare, if you are a seafarer please take the survey below to help us monitor and change your working environment: Read more
Sea Sunday 14th July 2019! Read more
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Seafarers travel all over the world, often in chilly locations and rely on the warmth knitters and supporters provide by knitting woolly hats and scarves.
The Mission to Seafarers' publications library includes our Strategy 2016-2020 and Prayer Diary 2019...
Over 90% of world trade is carried by the sea, providing work for the world's 1.5 million seafarers...
During the opening of the new Port Talbot centre last month, 80 year old Beryl Leyshon was presented with an award in recognition for her long-standing volunteering work. Read more
A £110k grant from Seafarers UK will support our new UK volunteering outreach strategy for 2019, which aims to increase the number of young people (25-45) and female volunteers, as well as those from different ethnic and religious backgrounds. Read more
The CMA Shipping Conference is offering a $300 discount (which is normally only available to CMA Members) on tickets, for supporters of the The Mission to Seafarers. Read more
I have just spent a day as an “intern”. I worked alongside Miranda Peters, both in her role at the Queen Victoria Seaman’s Rest in London, a wonderful home for retired seafarers and for others as well, and in her role as MtS Chaplaincy Assistant in the Port of Tilbury. Read more
Dr Leo John De Freitas, reflects on his father's life as a seafarer and how the Mission to Seafarers offered him support when he needed it most. Read more
For the past five weeks I have been shadowing one of the chaplains working in ports in the north of England, to understand the needs of seafarers when they go on shore leave and how these needs are met by welfare services and organisations working in the area. Read more