Panama’s SeaNet (PSN) is a non-profit organization with mission of supporting the wellbeing of seafarers transiting Panama Canal waters by creating a supportive environment by proving mental health support programs and related
literature to seafarers and by providing affordable broad band internet access at the Panama Canal Anchorage areas.
Panama’s SeaNet aims to support the wellbeing and mental health of seafarers and to provide affordable broadband internet access to roughly 400 seafarers a day at the Pacific Balboa Anchorage by year 2020 which can be replicated to the Atlantic Cristobal by the 2025 for a total outreach of approximately 250,000 seafarers a year.
Seafarer wellbeing and mental health should be of extreme importance not only for the seafarer itself and its family but for the industry as a whole; since it has a direct relation with work performance and productivity and insurance companies (P&I) expenditures on illness and deaths onboard vessels.
Is the founder and CEO of IME Marine Group of Companies, one of the largest marine surveying and consultancy companies in
Latin America.
The Dean of the International Maritime University of Panama (UMIP), Professor Víctor Luna Barahona, is a nautical professional and has extensive experience in the field of higher education.
I am looking forward to enhancing seafarers’ welfare in the region and encouraging the Anglican churches in Latin America to engage with The Mission to Seafarers’ ministry of hospitality, pastoral care and advocacy.
Make a Difference! Feel great to know that you are contributing to the well being and supporting the mental health of thousands of seafarers!
Money isn’t the only way to give back to others. Everyone has a special talent that assist us in helping the seafarers.Please contact us. info@panamaseanet.com
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Panama is the Maritime and Logistic Hub of the Americas and a unique place for the maritime industry due to the high number of vessels visiting their waters daily for transiting the Panama Canal.
Only at the Panama Canal waters there is a potential outreach of more than two hundred and fifty thousands (250,000) seafarers a year onboard the forty (40) vessels at day as an average that transit the Panama Canal.
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