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Constituent members

Sailors' Society

Southampton

Reg. Charity No. 237778 and SCO 003014
Address 350 Shirley Road
Southampton
Hampshire
SO15 3HY
Contact(s) Mr Robert Adams, General Secretary
Phone 02380 515 950
Fax 02380 515 951
Email admin@sailors-society.org
Web http://www.sailors-society.org/
Objectives / History Includes the Leith Aged Mariners’ Fund

The Society is an interdenominational organisation serving the international seafaring community.

Methods

The ministry is conducted by an international network of full-time, auxiliary and honorary Chaplains.

Some of the many services our Chaplains provide are: Ship visiting; counselling; spiritual guidance; hospital visits; prison visits; conducting a full range of Christian services, including funerals and the scattering of ashes at sea; transportation of seafarers and providing assistance, support, welfare and care in a variety of situations.

The Society, including its locally incorporated bodies, operates in around 100 ports and 30 countries.

Our Seafarers Centres provide: accommodation; currency exchange; refreshments; telephone and fax facilities; postal services; transportation; recreation; and paperback and video libraries.


Accommodation for retired seafarers is provided at Armyn House, Falmouth.


The Society operates Sir Gabriel Wood's Mariners' Home in Greenock serving retired seafarers and their spouses/widows. This provides sheltered housing and a care home which also has a specilised dementia unit.

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It is registered in England under No. 453053.
It is also a charity registered under No. 212799.
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