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 Seafarer's Advice and Information Line
The Seafarers' Advice & Information Line (formerly known as Seafarers Benefits Advice Line) is a UK based advice service operated by the Greenwich Citizens Advice Bureaux Ltd (GCAB) on behalf of Seamen's Hospital Society.Our service is available to merchant seafarers, fishermen and their families and dependants and it operates Monday to Friday from 10.00am to 4.00pm.
Outside of these hours or if we are already advising someone else, you will hear a recorded message inviting you to leave your contact details. All messages are returned.
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Seamen's Hospital Society
The Seamen’s Hospital Society is a long-established maritime charity dedicated to meeting the health, welfare and advice needs of seafarers.
We provide health and welfare grants to seafarers and their dependants, and to the maritime organisations that care for them. We also support a number of other services provided exclusively for seafarers.
If you are or have been a merchant seafarer or fisherman, we’re here to help you and the people who depend on you
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Seafarers UK
Seafarers UK is the new name for King George’s Fund for Sailors, which has been helping seafarers since 1917. It is an umbrella organisation that awards grants to other maritime charities.
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The Sailor's Society
The Sailors’ Society provides welfare support for merchant seafarers on board ship and in port
We are an international charity. We sustain a network of professionally trained Chaplains working as ship visitors in ports around the globe providing welfare support to merchant seafarers. Through this network we board ships arriving in port and extend our reach to thousands of seafarers each year to enhance their well-being. We are able to relieve their loneliness, isolation and sometimes distress, and we can assist them if they require help from one or more of our services.
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The Mission to Seafarers
In over 100 ports our Flying Angel centres provide a ‘home away from home’ for seafarers who may have been at sea for up to two years. Here they can enjoy time away from their ship and use internet and phone facilities to get in touch with loved ones after months away.
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The Dreadnaught Unit
Our Dreadnought unit is the continuation of a tradition of special hospital care for seafarers dating from 1821. The Seamen’s Hospital Society originally established a hospital on a ship moored at Greenwich, and in 1870 it came ashore to the banks of the Thames at Greenwich. In 1986 it moved again to St Thomas’ Hospital.
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The Marine Society
The most experienced not for profit supporting the well-being, professional development and lifelong learning needs of those who go to sea.
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SSAFA
We are the national charity for those who serve in our Armed Forces, those who used to serve, and their families.
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Royal Navy Association
With over 20,000 members across 385 branches in the UK and overseas, we are a family of current and former Naval Service personnel, relatives and supporters of our country's Royal Navy.
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Association of Wrens
The Association of Wrens was formed in 1920 yet is still relevant today for those who wish to keep in touch with friends and colleagues from service days.
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The Merchant Navy Association
The Merchant Navy Association was “launched” in 1989 and it provided a unique opportunity for seafarers to get together to form a national consensus towards a range of objectives. It was something that should have been initiated many years before that date but has made significant and enduring progress since those formative times.
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Moneyforce
Welcome to MoneyForce, the home of money guidance for UK Service personnel and their families.
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