The Seafarers’ Charity is proud to fund a new international initiative to help the maritime industry better identify, prevent, and respond to sexual misconduct at sea. Launched through the All Aboard Alliance, a community of maritime companies committed to improving lives at sea, the project will develop a global framework to help companies better address unwanted sexual behaviour aboard vessels.
More detailsGambling harms can have far-reaching financial, emotional and social consequences, often affecting families and communities as well as individuals. With an estimated 23,700 active UK seafarers, even a relatively small number experiencing gambling harms could have a significant impact across maritime communities. The Seafarers’ Charity has funded new research exploring the potential risks and impacts of gambling harms among UK seafarers.
More detailsThe Seafarers’ Charity is proud to announce its participation at Posidonia 2026 as an official charity partner, the first time we have been selected in this prestigious capacity.
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More detailsIn early March our Chair, Paul Butterworth, visited the UK Sailing Academy on the Isle of Wight to attend their Superyacht Cadetship graduation.
More detailsOn International Women’s Day 2026, we celebrate the invaluable contribution of women across the maritime industry and reaffirm our commitment to advancing equity, safety and wellbeing for women at sea.
More detailsOur thoughts are with all seafarers affected by recent attacks on ships in the Strait of Hormuz, and by the wider crisis across the Middle East. We ask that everyone spares a moment to think about these brave men and women who keep the world supplied with food, fuel, medicine and so much more.
More detailsThe Seafarers’ Charity was honoured to host IMO bravery award recipient Captain Tae-Young Lee to our London headquarters on Tuesday 24th February.
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