In 2018, we joined forces with the International Maritime Organization to run a photo competition in celebration of Day of the Seafarer.
Seafarers were invited to submit their best photographs showing a typical day at sea, whether at work, rest or play. The theme of 2018’s Day of the Seafarer on 25 June was ‘Seafarers’ Wellbeing’, so photos needed to reflect the theme hashtags #SupportSeafarersWellbeing and #GoodDayatSea.
2018's winners and highly commended entries can be viewed here.
Photos from our previous competitions can be viewed here (2017) and here (2015).
A free, 24-hour, multilingual helpline for seafarers and their families worldwide
A free, 24-hour, multilingual helpline for professional yacht crew worldwide
A free mobile app for seafarers which can be used offline to access help, information and support around the clock
Providing humanitarian support to seafarers and their families in South and South East Asia
Improving seafarers' health and wellbeing through promotion of increased, quality social interaction and rest time
Spotting the signs and responding to concerns
We offer support to seafarers and their families affected by maritime piracy
We launched the results of our survey of superyacht crew in London on 3rd December 2018
A guide for shipping companies and ship operators to develop and implement mental health policies
Recognising excellence in seafarers’ welfare provision across the shipping industry
Discouraging Indian seafarers from signing up with unregistered crewing agencies
We provide shipping companies and seafarers with information on staying healthy on board
A free training package suitable for both individual viewing by all crew and training sessions onboard and ashore
Providing seafarers with the right tools and information to keep hydrated on board
A joint initiative looking at the health of women seafarers and where it can be improved