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Dedicated to all seafarers who need help in case of difficulties, regardless of your nationality, race, color, faith and gender; the International Seafarers' Helpline Seafarer Help provides free services to all seafarers and their families around the world.

every day, there are thousands of ships sailing in the world's oceans and seas, transporting goods, making great contributions to the growth of world trade and the basic livelihood of people in all countries. Worldwide, there are millions of seafarers working in this industry. Seafarers long at sea, monotonous and boring life, but also face a variety of accidental injuries and health risks.

While
work hard and give quietly, seafarers and their families also need support from the outside world. The International Seafarers' Helpline (Seafarer Help) provides support and assistance to seafarers and their families from all over the world. The International Seafarers' Helpline (Seafarer Help) is open 24 hours a day, 24 hours a day, and staff provide assistance to seafarers' friends in 27 languages, including Chinese. The International Seafarers' Helpline (SeafarerHelp) can be consulted at any time if your friends have any difficulties or questions.

Whether it is about working on a ship, family problems, health problems, or just want to ask for some information; any questions from seafarers' friends, the staff of the International Seafarers' Helpline (SeafarerHelp) will treat them with caution.

The
International Seafarers' Helpline (SeafarerHelp) is a free service provided by the London-based maritime charity, the International Seafarers' Welfare & Assistance Network (ISWAN), for all seafarers and their families around the world; all seafarers who contact them and their family information are kept strictly confidential to third parties.

provides assistance and support to seafarers' friends and their families, and Seafarer Help works with other international maritime organizations to improve their working and living conditions for their well-being.

The service content of the
International Seafarer Helpline (SeafarerHelp):
many seamen's requirements are simple and direct: for example, after arriving at an unfamiliar foreign port with the ship, they need to know the basic seafarer welfare facilities of the port; Is there a seafarer center in the port, where is the nearest supermarket, where can I buy international phone cards, where can I use free wireless network to contact my family, and whether the port has direct public transportation to the city, wait.
other seafarers' demands may relate to arrears of wages by the shipowner, labor contract issues on the ship, disputes between other colleagues on the ship, or repatriation issues in case of emergency. Some seafarers may be sensitive to demands such as illness, personal health problems, insults from other colleagues at work and workplace bullying. No matter what problems
encounter, the staff of the International Seafarers' Helpline (SeafarerHelp) will assist and actively seek solutions to the problems. For any problem that cannot be solved directly, the International Seafarers' Helpline will assist seafarers and their families in finding the right organization or individual to help.

International Seafarers' Helpline (SeafarerHelp) How to help seafarers:
(1) Contact the International Seafarers' Helpline (Seafarer Help) to tell the staff what problem you have.
(2) staff to help you find a variety of possible solutions.
(3) The staff and you discuss and decide together the best way to solve the problem.
(4) No matter where you are, you can contact organizations or individuals who can help solve the problem through the International Seafarer Help.

Please call the International Seamen's Helpline Seafarer Help:
Toll Free (from China):00 800 7323 2737
London Office Line: 0044 20 73232737
SMS, please send SMS to 0044 76 24 818 405
Email: help@seafarerhelp.org
Chinese Online Chat Service: http://www.seafarerhelp.org/chinese.php
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SeafarerHelp
International Seamen's Helpline Seafarer Help Website: http://www.seafarerhelp.org/