Contact
Name: Andrea Fleming
Position: Chief Executive Officer
Address
717 Flinders St
Docklands
Melbourne 3008
Our Mission / Objective
To be a preeminent maritime centre responding to the unique circumstances of the seafaring community and exemplary place of maritime heritage that encourages community, connectivity and social engagement at all levels.
Our Services
The Mission to Seafarers in Melbourne operates daily from 10am - 10pm providing a range of services for some 60,000 merchant seafarers who visit the port of Melbourne annually. As an island nation Australia relies on seafarers and seafarers rely on the Mission to Seafarers when their ship is in port.
As custodians of a significant heritage building and heritage collection of State and National significance, the Mission to Seafarers has developed a scope of work to conserve and make available for public access the collection for research and education.
As custodians of a significant heritage building and heritage collection of State and National significance, the Mission to Seafarers has developed a scope of work to conserve and make available for public access the collection for research and education.
Our Beneficiaries
Seafarers
The people of Victoria
The people of Victoria
Projects in Progress
717 Flinders Street, Building Restoration & Development Project
The Mission to Seafarers Victoria (MtSV) has operated from the now heritage listed building complex at 717 Flinders Street, Docklands since 1917. The building is listed on the Victorian Heritage Registry (VHR No: H1496) and is renowned for its outstanding architectural, aesthetic, social and historical significance as well as its perpetual service to the seafaring community. The MtSV will launch a Capital Building Fund on 14th November 2016 to raise funds to restore and conserve the building for its future.
The Mission to Seafarers Victoria (MtSV) has operated from the now heritage listed building complex at 717 Flinders Street, Docklands since 1917. The building is listed on the Victorian Heritage Registry (VHR No: H1496) and is renowned for its outstanding architectural, aesthetic, social and historical significance as well as its perpetual service to the seafaring community. The MtSV will launch a Capital Building Fund on 14th November 2016 to raise funds to restore and conserve the building for its future.
Our People
CEO
Andrea Fleming,
Leadership Team
Hilary Harris, Project Manager
Craig Baru, Operations Manager
Walter Dewe, Chair Building Project Committee
Leigh Mackay, Chair Heritage and Arts Committee
Craig Baru, Operations Manager
Walter Dewe, Chair Building Project Committee
Leigh Mackay, Chair Heritage and Arts Committee
Names of Board Members
Chairman Neil Edwards
Vice Chair Nigel Porteous
Clerk in Holy Orders Bishop Jeremy Ashton
Clerk in Holy Orders Reverend Ken Rogers
Treasurer Ian Scott
Public Officer Tony Correll
Member Walter Dewe
Member Leigh Mackay
Member Max Hall
Member Alan Knot
Ex-Officio Member Andrea Fleming
Ex-Officio Member Rv’d Onofre Punnay
Vice Chair Nigel Porteous
Clerk in Holy Orders Bishop Jeremy Ashton
Clerk in Holy Orders Reverend Ken Rogers
Treasurer Ian Scott
Public Officer Tony Correll
Member Walter Dewe
Member Leigh Mackay
Member Max Hall
Member Alan Knot
Ex-Officio Member Andrea Fleming
Ex-Officio Member Rv’d Onofre Punnay
Number of Employees
5
Number of Volunteers
32
Registration Information
ABN
69 302 106 434
Tax Deductible
Yes
How to help us
Wills and Bequests
A Bequest or Legacy is a gift left in your Will. The Mission to Seafarers is one of Australia's oldest charitable institutions dating back to 1857. A public appeal regarding the exploitation of seafarers, reflects poorly on the shipping industry, therefore raising funds is difficult. Please consider leaving a bequest to ensure the sustainable future of this charitable work supporting the seafaring community, and the preservation of the significant history of the organisation.
Work with us
Volunteer with us
The Mission to Seafarers relies on Volunteers.
Club Hosts
Ship Visitors
Drivers
Heritage and Arts team
Fundraising
Club Hosts
Ship Visitors
Drivers
Heritage and Arts team
Fundraising
Our Annual Reports
Our Mission / Objective
To be a preeminent maritime centre responding to the unique circumstances of the seafaring community and exemplary place of maritime heritage that encourages community, connectivity and social engagement at all levels.
Our Services
The Mission to Seafarers in Melbourne operates daily from 10am - 10pm providing a range of services for some 60,000 merchant seafarers who visit the port of Melbourne annually. As an island nation Australia relies on seafarers and seafarers rely on the Mission to Seafarers when their ship is in port.
As custodians of a significant heritage building and heritage collection of State and National significance, the Mission to Seafarers has developed a scope of work to conserve and make available for public access the collection for research and education.
As custodians of a significant heritage building and heritage collection of State and National significance, the Mission to Seafarers has developed a scope of work to conserve and make available for public access the collection for research and education.
Our Beneficiaries
Seafarers
The people of Victoria
The people of Victoria
Projects in Progress
717 Flinders Street, Building Restoration & Development Project
The Mission to Seafarers Victoria (MtSV) has operated from the now heritage listed building complex at 717 Flinders Street, Docklands since 1917. The building is listed on the Victorian Heritage Registry (VHR No: H1496) and is renowned for its outstanding architectural, aesthetic, social and historical significance as well as its perpetual service to the seafaring community. The MtSV will launch a Capital Building Fund on 14th November 2016 to raise funds to restore and conserve the building for its future.
The Mission to Seafarers Victoria (MtSV) has operated from the now heritage listed building complex at 717 Flinders Street, Docklands since 1917. The building is listed on the Victorian Heritage Registry (VHR No: H1496) and is renowned for its outstanding architectural, aesthetic, social and historical significance as well as its perpetual service to the seafaring community. The MtSV will launch a Capital Building Fund on 14th November 2016 to raise funds to restore and conserve the building for its future.
Our People
CEO
Andrea Fleming,
Leadership Team
Hilary Harris, Project Manager
Craig Baru, Operations Manager
Walter Dewe, Chair Building Project Committee
Leigh Mackay, Chair Heritage and Arts Committee
Craig Baru, Operations Manager
Walter Dewe, Chair Building Project Committee
Leigh Mackay, Chair Heritage and Arts Committee
Names of Board Members
Chairman Neil Edwards
Vice Chair Nigel Porteous
Clerk in Holy Orders Bishop Jeremy Ashton
Clerk in Holy Orders Reverend Ken Rogers
Treasurer Ian Scott
Public Officer Tony Correll
Member Walter Dewe
Member Leigh Mackay
Member Max Hall
Member Alan Knot
Ex-Officio Member Andrea Fleming
Ex-Officio Member Rv’d Onofre Punnay
Vice Chair Nigel Porteous
Clerk in Holy Orders Bishop Jeremy Ashton
Clerk in Holy Orders Reverend Ken Rogers
Treasurer Ian Scott
Public Officer Tony Correll
Member Walter Dewe
Member Leigh Mackay
Member Max Hall
Member Alan Knot
Ex-Officio Member Andrea Fleming
Ex-Officio Member Rv’d Onofre Punnay
Number of Employees
5
Number of Volunteers
32
Registration Information
ABN
69 302 106 434
Tax Deductible
Yes
How to Help us
Wills and Bequests
A Bequest or Legacy is a gift left in your Will. The Mission to Seafarers is one of Australia's oldest charitable institutions dating back to 1857. A public appeal regarding the exploitation of seafarers, reflects poorly on the shipping industry, therefore raising funds is difficult. Please consider leaving a bequest to ensure the sustainable future of this charitable work supporting the seafaring community, and the preservation of the significant history of the organisation.
Work with us
Volunteer with us
The Mission to Seafarers relies on Volunteers.
Club Hosts
Ship Visitors
Drivers
Heritage and Arts team
Fundraising
Club Hosts
Ship Visitors
Drivers
Heritage and Arts team
Fundraising
