It is due to be available next month
Around eleven thousand seafarers are to benefit from a welfare app designed by the Isle of Man Ship Registry.
Workers sailing on more than 400 vessels under the Isle of Man flag, will be able to access its mental-health support services and online social activities.
It's the first app believed to be created by a ship registry and is due to launch next month.
Director Cameron Mitchell says more support is needed, given the current coronavirus pandemic:
Hospitality sector crisis: further talks planned today
LVA to meet with government as 'dozens' face closure
Jurby Commissioners hopes a new play area will support a 'growing community'
Chair Kelly Charman says residents having their say in the design is important
MU advised to look for BPA free options for wind turbines
The Environmental Impact Assessment process due to be completed in the early part of 2025.
Rising UK mortgage rates unlikely to be reflected in the Isle of Man says local advisor
UK mortgage rates have crept up by around 0.2%
RGS holds 'simple lockdown drill'
DESC says it's to check processes and health and safety policies
Publish date of Island housing study still not known
Chair of Housing and Communities Board wants it published 'as soon as possible'
