Tim Hill, Author at SAFETY4SEA

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Tim Hill

Tim Hill MBE is Chief Executive Officer at Stella Maris. Stella Maris, (formerly known as Apostleship of the Sea), is a registered UK charity. It relies on voluntary donations to continue its work.

90% of world trade is transported by ship. However, the life of a seafarer can be dangerous and lonely. Seafarers may spend up to a year at a time away from home, separated from their families and loved ones, often working in harsh conditions.

Stella Maris’ chaplains and ship visitors provide seafarers and fishers with pastoral and practical support, information and a listening ear.

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Stella Maris: Mutual trust and collaboration to improve the lives of seafarers and their families

byTim Hill

June 15, 2023

Tim Hill, who took over as CEO of Stella Maris in June 2023, discusses the key elements that characterize crew happiness and points out that despite the many positive practices so far, some areas still need more attention and effort.