Port Authority CEO Philip Holliday, along with NSW Ports CEO Marika Calfas and Port of Newcastle CEO Craig Carmody, recently announced the first round of successful recipients for the $2.5 million five-year fund. The fund aims to support seafarer charities in their efforts to provide essential services to maritime workers. These organisations will receive funding to expand their support offerings and ensure ongoing financial stability.
Marika Calfas, NSW Ports CEO, highlighted the importance of the fund in ensuring that seafarer charities can continue their vital work. The funding will provide these organisations with the resources they need to support maritime workers and their families, offering greater certainty around ongoing financial assistance. This support will enable charities to expand their reach and provide a wider range of services to those in need.
Craig Carmody, CEO of the Port of Newcastle, emphasized the significance of the fund in providing much-needed support to seafarer charities. With the first round of funding now allocated, these organisations can focus on delivering crucial services to the maritime community. The announcement marks a significant step in ensuring the sustainability and growth of seafarer charities, ultimately benefiting those who rely on their support.
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