North Atlantic Fishing Company has announced its new role as a corporate supporter of the Hull-based Sailors’ Children’s Society, joining the ranks as a Captain of Industry partner.
This partnership reflects the company’s deep commitment to supporting the families of those working in the seafaring and fishing communities, recognising the critical contributions of sailors to the UK and global economy.
Sailors’ Children’s Society, which was founded in 1821, provides vital assistance to the children of seafarers facing hardship. Through financial, practical and emotional support programmes, the society ensures that the children of struggling seafaring families receive the help they need to thrive.
As a Captain of Industry partner, North Atlantic Fishing Company is contributing to the continued success of these initiatives, helping the charity reach more seafaring families in need. This strategic partnership aligns with the company’s core values of sustainability, social responsibility, and dedication to the maritime industry.
Phil Haslam, CEO of North Atlantic Fishing Company, said: “North Atlantic Fishing Company is part of the Cornelis Vrolijk family of companies. One of the core values of this family is to care for people.
“The vital work of the Sailors’ Children’s Society in recognising and providing support to address the unique demands which can be experienced by the seafaring community is inspiring and fits very neatly with our values.
“We are honoured to be able to support their incredible work. This partnership, which also strengthens our connection to the maritime community, ensures that we can play our part in contributing to a brighter future for seafarers and their children.”
Natasha Barley, CEO of Sailors’ Children’s Society, added: “We are delighted to welcome North Atlantic Fishing Company as our newest Captain of Industry partner.
“Their generous support will enable us to extend our services to more families in need, ensuring that the children of our seafaring communities have access to the essential resources they deserve. Partnerships like this make an invaluable difference.”
