Helping seafarers and their families across the maritime community.
Find out more about Seafarers UK
Last year our grants programme helped over 80 organisations and projects
AND THIS FUNDING SUPPORTED MORE THAN 170,000 PEOPLE
To continue our work in aiding those seafarers who so desperately need our help, we need to raise as much money as possible in support of the organisations and projects that are making a real difference to people’s lives across the Merchant Navy, Fishing Fleets and Royal Navy.
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How you can help us
There are many different ways to get involved and help us to raise vital funds for seafarers and their families.
How you can support Seafarers UK
How we can help you
If you are a charity or project seeking funding, or if you need further support, we can help.
How Seafarers UK can help you
Our centenary in sight
Seafarers UK (formerly King George’s Fund for Sailors) was formed in 1917 to help support seafarers and their families during the First World War. Nearly 100 years later the charity’s mission is the same. In 2017 the focus of our Centenary Year will be on supporting the past, present and future of seafaring.
Latest Events
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Royal Marines Band Concert – Dorking
Performed by The Band of Her Majesty’s Royal Marines Portsmouth, this will be a truly exciting musical and military spectacle organised by Seafarers UK in support of seafarers in need and their families. The concert will also feature the choirs of the Dawnay School and St Teresa’s Preparatory School.
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Sounds of the Sea Charity Concert
A charity concert with a maritime theme in aid of Seafarers UK performed by Winchester Chamber Orchestra
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Latest News
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Supporting Seafarers Day, Thursday 23 June
Supporting Seafarers Day, 23 June is part of Seafarers UK’s annual Seafarers Awareness Week (20-26 June). Get involved and support the maritime community.
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Lord Mayor launches Marine Engineering Pathway project for young people
The Lord Mayor of the City of London, Lord Mountevans, lent his weight to the launch of a new three-year project designed to inspire and engage young people across the UK in thinking about a future in marine engineering.
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