Friends of St Helena | Learn more about the Island

Welcome to the new Friends of St Helena website which now features a major genealogical resource to research St Helena’s ancestors.

All members of the Society need to set a new password by clicking into the top "Sign In" Icon, then click "Forgot Password". Then, please follow the instructions - members will receive an email with a link. Clicking into that allows a new password to be set. Neither the Website Manager nor the Membership Secretary has access to these passwords - therefore, Members who lose their passwords should go back through the Forgot Password procedure.

WELCOME TO FRIENDS OF ST HELENA

The Friends of St Helena is a charity founded in March 1988 and has two aims:

To provide information about St Helena, including its history, culture, environment and current affairs and to provide practical support to the St Helenian community.

We hold two meetings a year. Usually, our AGM takes place at the Friends Meeting House in Oxford in June and our autumn meeting at the Victory Services Club, Marble Arch, London. At the meetings, we invite speakers on a range of subjects relevant to St Helena and we also show films.
We publish The St Helena Connection, a news magazine twice a year and Wirebird relating to the island's history once a year.
We also publish social-historical books under our Wirebird imprint which are available at a reduced price to members.
We support local projects such as the development of a Museum of St Helena and we expect soon to engage in a major funding exercise for the proposed St Helena Cultural Centre in conjunction with the St Helena Heritage Society.

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