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CF Sharp Crew Management opens new Aseana City office with dedicated seafarers’ Family Center

14 September 2026
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A Manila Times article dated September 15, 2026 reports that CF Sharp Crew Management Inc. has opened a new branch office at Harton Corporate Center in Aseana City, designed as a one‑stop service hub bringing together its departments and hosting a Family Center to support Filipino seafarers and their families. The facility will also serve as the headquarters of SeaFam International, a non‑profit focused on welfare, training and psychosocial support for seafaring families.

The Manila Times on September 15, 2026 reports that CF Sharp Crew Management Inc. has officially opened a new branch office at Harton Corporate Center in Aseana City, Philippines, marking a significant milestone in its growth and its commitment to Filipino seafarers and their families. The new facility is designed as a one‑stop service centre that brings together staff from across CF Sharp’s departments under one roof, enabling more accessible, efficient and comprehensive services along the entire employment journey of seafarers. A key feature highlighted in the article is the Family Center, supported by CF Sharp’s Social Welfare Department, which provides assistance and support not only to seafarers but also to their families.

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