Hull Trinity House Charity

Hull Trinity House Charity



Contact details

Website: https://www.trinityhousehull.org.uk/ 
General enquiries: secretary@trinityhousehull.org.uk
Telephone: 01482 324956
Postal address:
The Corporation of The Hull Trinity House
Trinity House Lane
Hull
HU1 2JG 
Contact page: https://www.trinityhousehull.org.uk/contact-us 

What this organisation does

Hull Trinity House Charity is a long-established maritime charity that supports seafarers and their families. The charity exists to help seafarers who are experiencing financial hardship, ill health, or difficulties associated with retirement. It also provides charitable accommodation through its Rest Homes and supports maritime education initiatives. 
The charity may be particularly relevant for retired seafarers, former maritime workers and family members seeking welfare assistance or accommodation support. 

Who can use the service

The charity's support is aimed primarily at:
  • Seafarers and their families who are in need of charitable assistance. 
  • Seafarers who are retired, unwell, or experiencing financial hardship and may be eligible to apply for charitable grants. 
  • People seeking accommodation within the charity's Rest Homes scheme. 
For Rest Home accommodation:
  • Priority is given to people receiving a Hull Trinity House Charity grant. 
  • Other applicants must be retired and aged 60 or over. 
  • Proof of income is required when applying. 

Support available

Quarterly charitable grants

The charity provides quarterly grants for seafarers who are retired, in ill health, or experiencing financial need. 

Rest Homes (Almshouse accommodation)

The charity operates a residential Rest Homes scheme in Hull. Facilities include:
  • One-bedroom flats.
  • Two-bedroom bungalows.
  • A communal centre with a common room and dining room.
  • Laundry facilities.
  • Access to visiting services such as hairdressing, manicures and chiropody services. 

Welfare-focused accommodation support

Residents benefit from:
  • On-site management by a dedicated Warden.
  • Grounds and property maintenance provided by charity staff.
  • Security patrols and CCTV coverage.
  • Access to a group contents insurance scheme.
  • Public transport links near the site. 

Maritime education support

The charity supports maritime education through its links with Hull Trinity House Academy and maritime training initiatives. 

Features and benefits

This service may help eligible seafarers and families to:
  • Access financial assistance during periods of hardship. 
  • Obtain secure and affordable charitable accommodation. 
  • Remain connected to a maritime-focused charitable organisation with a long history of supporting the seafaring community. 
  • Access accommodation that includes communal facilities and support services. 
  • Explore maritime education pathways through organisations supported by the charity. 

How to get help

  1. Visit the charity website to review available support options. 
  2. Contact the Secretary's Office by telephone on 01482 324956 or through the contact details provided on the website.
  3. If you wish to apply for Rest Home accommodation, contact the Rest Homes Warden on 01482 351092 or via the charity office. 
  4. Be prepared to provide information about your circumstances and, where applicable, evidence of income.

Things to check before contacting them

  • Confirm that you meet any eligibility requirements for grants or accommodation. 
  • Have details available about your maritime background, financial circumstances or welfare needs.
  • If applying for Rest Home accommodation, ensure proof of income is available. 
  • Check the provider's website for the latest contact arrangements before making an enquiry. 


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