Ashcourt Renews Admiral of the Seas Partnership

We are delighted to announce that Ashcourt Group has renewed its Admiral of the Seas Partnership with Sailors’ Children’s Society, reaffirming its commitment to supporting children and families from seafaring backgrounds facing crisis across the UK.

Ashcourt has been a valued supporter of the charity for many years, helping us provide practical, emotional and financial support to families navigating bereavement, illness, family breakdown and financial hardship.

The renewed partnership will see Ashcourt continue supporting the charity’s work while helping raise awareness of the challenges facing maritime families and the support available to them.

Matthew Winter of Ashcourt said:

“We are delighted to renew our support for the Sailors’ Children’s Society and help them continue their important work supporting disadvantaged families of seafarers. Given our historic connection to the former orphanage site, this partnership remains particularly meaningful to us, and we are pleased to continue building on that relationship.”

Lee Pearson, Partnerships Manager at Sailors’ Children’s Society, added:

“We’re incredibly grateful to Matthew and the entire Ashcourt team for their continued support. Partnerships like this enable us to provide practical, emotional and financial support to families when they need it most. Ashcourt has a long-standing connection to the charity and it’s fantastic to see that relationship continue to grow as we work together to make a real difference to children and families from maritime communities.”

Support from partners such as Ashcourt helps ensure no child from a seafaring background faces crisis alone, while providing the stability and resources needed to support families across the UK when they need us most.

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The Society’s aim is to help children of seafarers who are in full-time education with families who are in severe financial difficulties.