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Deutsche Seemannsmission Kiel e.V.
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About Deutsche Seemannsmission Kiel e.V.
Deutsche Seemannsmission Kiel e.V. is a charitable organization operating as part of the diaconal work of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Northern Germany. Dedicated to upholding the dignity of seafarers regardless of their origin, religion, or social status, the organization provides essential support in the ports of Kiel, Rendsburg, and Flensburg. Services include ship visits, seafarers' lounges, and temporary accommodations, ensuring that those in the maritime industry receive care and social connection.
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Sustainability Goals
Decent Work & Economic Growth
Supporting the dignity of maritime workers
Deutsche Seemannsmission Kiel e.V. upholds the dignity of seafarers by providing direct pastoral care and social support services within the ports of Kiel, Rendsburg, and Flensburg.
Good Health & Well-Being
Promoting wellbeing for seafarers ashore
The organization provides rest lounges and temporary accommodations, creating safe spaces that support the mental health and physical rest of seafarers after demanding periods at sea.
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FAQs
Q1Where can applicants find current job openings?
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The organization lists its current job openings directly on its dedicated careers page at https://www.deutsche-seemannsmission-kiel.de/Stellenausschreibungen/.
Q2In which regions does the organization operate?
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Deutsche Seemannsmission Kiel e.V. is active in Northern Germany, serving the ports of Kiel, Rendsburg, and Flensburg.
Q3What services does the organization provide for seafarers?
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The organization provides ship visits, seafarers' lounges, and temporary accommodations such as the Seemannsheim auf der Schleuse and Seemannsheim Kiel Holtenau, alongside practical support like winter clothing collections.
