The Port Welfare Conference took place on the 9th and 10th September at the Royal Maritime Hotel in Portsmouth, bringing together port chaplains, volunteers, centre managers, PWC Chairs and vice chairs, member CEOs and stakeholders.
The work of MNWB is to help improve the effectiveness of all those charities caring for merchant seafarers, fishermen and their dependants.
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21 grants were provided to 13 organisations to support projects for serving and retired seafarers and fishers.
Over 128,000 serving and retired seafarers, fishers and their dependents have benefitted from MNWB grants.
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The Port Welfare Conference took place on the 9th and 10th September at the Royal Maritime Hotel in Portsmouth, bringing together port chaplains, volunteers, centre managers, PWC Chairs and vice chairs, member CEOs and stakeholders.
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