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Flying Angel Club

Fremantle, Australia

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The Flying Angel Club Fremantle is a seafarers' welfare organization located at 76 Queen Victoria St, Fremantle, Western Australia. It won the "Highly Commended" award at the Daily Cargo News 2024 Australian Shipping & Maritime Industry Awards held in Melbourne in November. The center manager is Hilme Khamassi (Jimmy) and the chaplain is Reverend John Smith. The organization hosted a seafarers' welfare conference in Fremantle in 2024, which included a trip to Bunbury with Michael Kitafuna as the driver. The Flying Angel Club Fremantle has been recognized for its contributions to seafarer welfare.

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