As part of London International Shipping Week 2021, The Seafarers’ Charity, alongside The Mission to Seafarers, Sailors’ Society and Stella Maris organised a conference on 13 September, to explore seafarers’ wellbeing in a digital age.
More detailsThe Seafarers’ Charity, in partnership with the University of Nottingham, released a survey to better understand the reality of working conditions for fishing crew across the UK.
More detailsThe Seafarers’ Charity awards grants to new online services to support seafarers who have experienced sexual violence, and to help tackle loneliness and suicide.
More detailsA revolutionary new initiative funded by The Seafarers’ Charity will provide access to a range of affordable financial services for fishing families.
More detailsWorking at sea can have an effect on couple and family relationships: financial pressures caused by unpredictable income; the physical hazards of working at sea; time spent away from loved ones and not being at home for birthdays and anniversaries.
More detailsThe Seafarers’ Charity has announced the appointment of two additional Trustees to the Charity’s General Council: Nusrat Ghani, Member of Parliament and Rear Admiral Iain Lower MA, AFNI.
More detailsOn the release of its new strategy in March 2021, Seafarers UK announced that its working name will now be ‘The Seafarers’ Charity’ and will reference its heritage by using ‘King George’s Fund for Sailors’ within its brand.
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