Maritime Volunteer Service

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Maritime Volunteer Service

The MVS management team with local Yorkshire volunteers in May 2016.
Abbreviation	MVS
Formation	April 1994
Type	Charity
Legal status	Registered charity
Purpose	Training in Maritime Skills
Headquarters	Warrington, United Kingdom
Region served	United Kingdom
Official language	English
Volunteers	400
Website	www.mvs.org.uk

The Maritime Volunteer Service (MVS) is a United Kingdom wide charity.

Prince Michael of Kent is the charity's royal patron and honorary commodore.^{[citation needed]}