At Waypoint Maritime, we believe that seafarers are the shipping industry’s most valuable assets. Seafarer Wellbeing is our top priority.
Waypoint Maritime CiC is a unique, not-for-profit organization dedicated to promoting and sharing best practices for seafarer wellbeing.
As the interest and awareness of the unique challenges of life at sea have grown, industry leaders like you recognize the importance of investing in effective wellbeing strategies.
Navigating the myriad of voices and approaches can be daunting. That's where Waypoint Maritime comes in. As a not-for-profit, our sole purpose is to enhance seafarer wellbeing. We are proud to be the only social enterprise focused on maritime mental health, we’re interested in best practice – not profit!
At Waypoint maritime we leverage our extensive experience and expertise in what works for mental health and wellbeing to create innovative projects, resources, and guidelines tailored specifically for the shipping industry.
Our Services Include:
PREVENTION, PROTECTION RESPONSE - specialist technical advice and recommendations for best practice. We can help you build or review your policies and approaches to wellbeing. Ensure the investment you make in seafarer wellbeing is effective and achieving the results you want.
STRESS RISK ASSESSMENT – We know a life at sea can be stressful – but do you know what the key stressors are? We can help you carry out your stress risk assessment or provide it for you.
TRAINING:
MMHA – Maritime Mental Health Awareness Training – tackling stigma, understanding mental health, promoting psychological wellbeing and building skills for first response.
Seafarer Stress and Resilience – build knowledge skills, tools and techniques.
Critical Incident Crew Support (CICS) TM – When the worst happens prepare your shoreside team to implement effective crew support strategies.
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Industry
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Mental Health Care
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Company size
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2-10 employees
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Headquarters
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Frome
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Type
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Nonprofit
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Founded
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2023
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Specialties
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Mental Health, Maritime, and Seafarers