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The Mission to Seafarers provides help to the 1.89 million people who face danger every day to keep our global economy afloat.
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About our charity
The Mission to Seafarers provides help to the 1.89 million people who face danger every day to keep our global economy afloat.
What is a seafarer
Support for anyone working in the seafaring industry
Our impact
Providing help for seafarers in over 200 ports around the world.
Our issues
Multiple issues effect Seafarers everyday, learn how we help
Our people
Learn more about the staff that make change happen
Careers
Impacts on the lives of people across the world
Publications
Explore our latest publications, reports, and stories showcasing the impact of our work.
Where can I get help?
We are here for you 24/7
Download our app
The first digital seafarers’ centre in your pocket.
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We’re located in over 200 ports in 50 different countries
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WeCare
An initiative designed to improve the mental health and wellbeing of seafarers
Training
We have a range of e-learning for seafarers and their families
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A platform for seafarers to share their views and be a catalyst for change
Contact our Chaplaincy team
Support for anyone working in the seafaring industry
Back
Where can I get help?
We are here for you 24/7
Download our app
The first digital seafarers’ centre in your pocket
Find a port
We’re located in over 200 ports in 50 different countries
Family network
Learn more about the community we’re building for seafarers’ families
The Sea
The latest maritime news and safety information for seafarers.
WeCare
An initiative designed to improve the mental health and wellbeing of seafarers
Training
We have a range of e-learning for seafarers and their families
Seafarers happiness index
A platform for seafarers to share their views and be a catalyst for change
Contact our Chaplaincy team
Support for anyone working in the seafaring industry
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With your help we can be there for everyone that needs us
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Based in over 200 ports across 85 countries
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Based in over 200 ports across 85 countries
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Based in over 200 ports across 85 countries
Knitting
The Mission is on call providing help for seafarers in over 200 ports around the world.
Back
Make a donation
With your help we can be there for everyone that needs us
Events
Learn more about our global programme of events
Legacy
Support us with a legacy gift.
Resources
A collection of free resources to help you raise funds and share the work we do
Fundraising
Based in over 200 ports across 85 countries
Volunteering
Based in over 200 ports across 85 countries
School resources
Based in over 200 ports across 85 countries
Knitting
The Mission is on call providing help for seafarers in over 200 ports around the world.
November 2016
On the morning of Thursday, 3rd November 2016, HRH Princess Anne, accompanied by Government officials and dignitaries, will visit Singapore’s Jurong Sea Port as President of The Mission to Seafarers Singapore (MTSS) and Patron of Riding for the Disabled Association (RDA). The day begins with a horse display and presentation of Rosettes by Princess Anne to beneficiaries of RDA. The focus will then move to a tour of MTSS Jurong Port ‘welfare of seafarers’ Drop-in-Centre to meet with MTSS volunteers, staff and seafarers.
Finally, berthed alongside will be the luxury tall ship, the Royal Albatross, which will host a reception to celebrate the work undertaken by MTSS and RDA. This will offer a unique networking opportunity for over 100 guests on board, as well as the chance to speak directly to HRH and other senior officials.
Guests will enjoy a performance of songs by the superb Paul Roberts (of The Stranglers fame) from his forthcoming show, ‘Let’s Dance – Paul Roberts sings David Bowie’, which will continue after HRH has disembarked and the Royal Albatross sails on to Resorts World, Sentosa.
Capt Robert Walker, Chairman of The Mission to Seafarers Singapore, said: “Thanks to the kind support of Princess Anne and the generosity of our Sponsors and Partners, both charities will benefit greatly from this unique day, helping them to continue to help those who benefit from their vital work.”
You can now make a donation to the Mission to Seafarers online to help us continue our vital work. You can also get involved on social media by following @FlyingAngelNews on Twitter or /TheMissiontoSeafarers on Facebook.
1.89 million people work at sea, and with your help we can be there for everyone that needs us.
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