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November 5, 2020

The Gangway: umbilical from ship to shore

by David Reid

By Chaplain David Reid MA AFNI Ship gangway design has not materially changed in the past 50 years. However, ships have changed substantially in terms of size, manning and function – the humble ship’s gangway or accommodation ladder, as it is

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Maritime World
October 28, 2020

The reality of life for seafarers like those crewing the ‘hijacked’ tanker Nave Andromeda

by Dr. Helen Devereux

by Dr. Helen Devereux - Researcher in Seafarer Health and Safety, Solent University This article is republished from The Conversation under a Creative Commons License. Read the original article. The suspected hijacking of the oil tanker Nave Andromeda off the coast of

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September 22, 2020

Seafarers’ Ministry and COVID-19 Worldwide Survey Report

by Kevin Walker

by Kevin Walker, NAMMA In July and early August of this year, the International Christian Maritime Association (ICMA) surveyed its members about how COVID-19 had affected seafarers’ welfare in their areas, what kinds of services they were offering them, what approach

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Maritime World
September 14, 2020

Joint statement from UN agencies on crew change crisis

by Jason Zuidema

On September 10, eight United Nations Agencies joined together to issue a joint statement about the "humanitarian crisis" in maritime shipping. The joint statement calls on "all Governments to immediately recognize seafarers as key workers, and to take swift

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Maritime World
September 8, 2020

Helplines available for seafarers’ well-being

by Jason Zuidema

The COVID-19 mental health challenge The COVID-19 pandemic has led to an increased concern for the mental well-being of seafarers. Problems include lack of shore leave and inability to change crews. Many voices in the maritime industry and seafarers’ welfare have

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Maritime World
September 1, 2020

Two Seafarers’ Centers Damaged by Hurricane Laura

by Susan Huppert

By Susan Huppert, NAMMA Hurricane Laura, a Category 4 hurricane, left significant damage at the Stella Maris Seafarer’s Center in Lake Charles, Louisiana, after it made landfall on the Texas-Louisiana border last Thursday. “Half of our roof was lost,” said Deacon Patrick Lapoint, director of

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Maritime World
August 11, 2020

Beirut’s devastating port explosion echoes the 1917 Halifax Harbour blast

by Dr. Jack Rozdilsky

By Jack L. Rozdilsky, York University - The Conversation As the scope of the Aug. 4 explosion at the port of Beirut becomes clear, the tolls of the loss of life, injuries, homelessness and property damage are staggering. In the immediate chaos of

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Maritime World
June 4, 2020

Long Live Seamanship! (Learning lessons from the Boeing 737 Max)

by David Reid

Photo: An able-bodied seaman climbs a kingpost to perform maintenance aboard a general cargo ship. Randy C. Bunney, Great Circle Photography [CC BY-SA 2.5] by Rev. David Reid MA AFNI An article written by William Langewiesche for the New York Times recently caught my

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Maritime World
May 28, 2020

Global shipping body addresses the health concerns of seafarers during the COVID-19 pandemic

by International Chamber of Shipping

Reports of seafarers being denied medical evacuation or access to ports despite serious medical conditions. New guidance issued by ICS for shipowners and operators to deal with unwell seafarersUN bodies to deliver guidance to member states health ministry's today to ensure medical assistance

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May 22, 2020

Stella Maris Survey: The Impact of COVID-19 on the Lives of Seafarers

by Fr. Bruno Ciceri, cs

by Fr. Bruno Ciceri, cs Since the declaration of the pandemic by the World Health Organization (WHO), it was clear that the lives of seafarers, fishers and their families would be impacted significantly. Thanks to the stable work and a good

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About The MARE Report

The MARE Report is a magazine for seafarers’ welfare professionals published by the North American Maritime Ministry Association.

Publisher and Editor: Dr. Jason Zuidema

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