For 10 years, Sailors’ Society’s Crisis Response Network has supported seafarers through piracy, shipwrecks, trauma, and war—providing 24/7 care when they need
It was clear that seafarers and their families needed both immediate and long-term support when a crisis hit. And who better to provide this than the charity with a 200-year heritage of maritime welfare.
It didn’t take long for the Crisis Response Network to grow into a free global service with trained crisis responders managing cases weekly, providing 24/7 care and support to seafarers, their families and shipping companies following critical incidents such as piracy, imprisonment, accidents and natural disasters.
Link: CRN 10 - Sailors' Society
If anyone wants to call them to tell them about your problems, their number in the US is +1-938-222-8181. They say they’ll answer 24/7. Sounds like gCaptain forum has some competition…
Reach out to us 24/7 whether you are anxious, lonely, upset or simply want to talk.
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Maybe this is one of the reason for seafarer’s loneliness, depression an other mental problems?:
A new report from the ITF Seafarers’ Trust and the World Maritime University (WMU) highlights the continuing absence of shore leave for the world’s seafarers. Analysing the data from 5,879 seafarers who responded to the trust’s shore leave survey,...
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At a time when mental health and well-being are recognised as important considerations for seafarers’ health and safety on board, access to shore leave should be promoted to ensure the safe management of the vessel, the 47-page report states, adding that given the looming crew shortages, affording decent opportunities for relaxation from work should be a priority for attracting and retaining crew.
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August 11, 2025, 1:45pm
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I’ve been fortunate enough to never have needed something like this, but with fewer and fewer fun times/adventures/shipmates while going to sea, good that it’s there.
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