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SMOU celebrated World Maritime Day with fishermen workers at the Jurong Fishery Port on 28 September 2023 to acknowledge their hard work and contribution to the maritime industry.
In collaboration with Migrant Workers Centre (MWC) and in line with this year’s World Maritime Day theme of commitment towards sustainability, SMOU organised a donation drive, where SMOU members contributed pre-loved apparel and accessories in the month of September.
With the donations and goodie bags, SMOU visited the Jurong Fishery Port Seafarers’ Welfare Centre, run by MWC partner, the International Lutheran Seafarers’ Mission (ILSM). SMOU representatives were welcomed by ILSM Port Chaplain Reverend Andreas and member of the ILSM Board Pastor Rita Wong.
At the Seafarers’ Welfare Centre, SMOU presented boxes containing apparel and accessories and goodie bags containing necessities such as body wash, toothpaste, a carton of water, coffee, and biscuits.
The donations and gifts blessed close to 80 fishermen on four vessels. Some 20 fishermen also came to handpick clothes that was donated by SMOU members.
The beneficiaries were delighted with all the gifts and appreciation showered upon them. Wishing everyone a Happy World Maritime Day.
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