The Mission to Seafarers invites the maritime community to join us on Friday 10 May at the InterContinental Hotel, Middle Road, Singapore. Read more
Registration is now open for the ultimate cycle challenge - 26th/27th April 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...
Father Herbert Fadriquela, our Port Chaplain in Felixstowe, has been appointed a Member of the Chapter of Canons of the National Cathedral in Manila, Philippines. Read more
Findings from 2018 welfare survey published on new Happy at Sea website Read more
Knitting needles at the ready! The Mission to Seafarers needs your handiwork. Read more
The Mission to Seafarers Singapore appreciates Team Tankers International, as Owners, and ASP Ship Management Singapore, as Technical Managers, for arranging a short sailing stint for the Singapore Port Chaplain on one of their tankers in August 2018 Read more
The Mission to Seafarers invited its Regional Director for Canada to write about mental health amongst seafarers, and how she and her team are addressing this growing concern. Read more
Jake Pass, Senior Port Welfare Officer, reflects on Lent and its meaning: Read more