乌克兰
In the current climate, ICS is working hard to support our members, the wider shipping community and global trade by providing guidance, recommendations and information for shipowners, seafarers and governments.
Companies that have their own employee support helplines are encouraged to remind their seafarers of how they can access these if necessary.
Below are links to support helplines and 组织s for seafarers and their families. A poster for the helplines can be downloaded 在这里 and a social media friendly version can be downloaded 在这里.
海员的帮助
24/7 multilingual and confidential helpline for seafarers’ and their families. Emotional support and practical help.
鹦鹉螺公司24/7
24/7 multilingual help available to Nautilus members
NUSI撒哈拉沙漠
24/7 psychological support for Indian seafarers and their families
AMOSUP
24/7 psychological support for Filipino seafarers and their families
+63 2 3310 6641 +63 2 8527 8116 to 20 (local 2061)
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British seafarers – help with benefits, debt and housing
Seafarer Support
Central source of information on maritime charities support for seafarers and their families
Seafarer Hospital Society
24/7 online confidential advice and support services for all working and retired seafarers and families in the UK
Mission to Seafarers Chat to a Chaplain
24/7 Mission to Seafarers and ICMA chaplains available to talk
Sailors Society Wellness at Sea
24/7 emergency helpline for seafarers and their families
需求侧管理.护理
24/7 online service to chat with a 需求侧管理 chaplain
Danish Seaman’s Church
Chaplains available for a chat
Seafarers’ Initiative in Dutch Ports
Support for seafarers of any nationality encountering issues with repatriation, payment of wages and contacting family members.
斯特拉里斯
Catholic chaplains available worldwide for a chat
International Maritime Organization (IMO) circulars, statements, advice and useful links 点击这里.
的 Seafarers International Relief Fund is calling on the maritime and industry to contribute and help seafarers and their families, now and through the 乌克兰 crisis.
参与 在这里
Industry 新闻
Seafarers International Relief Fund launches urgent 乌克兰 crisis appeal to support seafarers and their families
Supply chain issues will be compounded by lack of Ukrainian and Russian seafarers, says global body representing international shipping
Russian and Ukrainian seafarers make up 14.5% of global shipping workforce, according to ICS
ICS is supporting the shipping industry through the 乌克兰 crisis by:
- Working with international 组织s including the International Maritime Organization and the International Labour Organizations.
- Ensuring that best practice is available and responding to the emerging issues, bringing this to the attention of relevant international bodies and working with partners to identify solutions and make recommendations. To this end, ICS is holding twice weekly conference calls with our members around the world.
- Collaborating with fellow industry bodies to effectively target the support and recommendations which ICS, together and other industry bodies, are able to provide. ICS coordinates a weekly call with colleagues from fellow industry bodies.
- Liaising with welfare 组织s to ensure we are able to support our seafarers in this difficult time. This is an important group which also ensures that seafarers’ voices are heard by the international 组织s. ICS is coordinating a weekly call with various welfare 组织s.
- Representing shipowners at the International Maritime Organization, the International Labour Organization, as well as other bodies such as the European Commission.
- Coordinating action on a wide range of issues, including crew welfare, satellite access, cruise industry workers and liaising with port 组织s and class societies to ensure the safe and environmentally sensitive operation of the global shipping sector. To this end, ICS is working closely with partners, such as the unions and other industry bodies.
For press enquiries 点击这里