Global maritime welfare charity, The Mission to Seafarers, today called upon the help of the British public to help the imprisoned crew of the MV Seaman Guard Ohio in India by signing an online petition set up on the lobbying website change.org.
Read moreDetained MV Express 1 crew assisted by The Mission to Seafarers
Read moreThe International Maritime Organization (IMO) hosted a cheese and wine reception last week to promote The Mission to Seafarers Flying Angel Ride 2014
Read moreYoung Episcopalian Will Bryant from the Diocese of Western North Carolina has decided to spend a year as a Young Adult Service Corps volunteer working with the Mission to Seafarers in Hong Kong.
Read moreThe Mission to Seafarers has announced a 'Strategic Reorganisation' which is designed to refocus charitable activity on the global 'regionalisation' of maritime welfare service provision for seafarers. It will also realise substantial savings and increased efficiency.
Read moreThe Revd Chris Collison, chaplain in North Tees, talks about the Mission's work visiting ships
Read moreNew survey to help seafarers in distress
Read moreLooking into the future of seafarers welfare
Read moreMission to Seafarers supports port levies call to action
Read moreMission to Seafarers calls for better crew welfare
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