The board of the foundation is appointed according to an agreement approved by the parties when formulating the statutes. These are the Local Government Councillor of Stockholm, the SEKO Seafarers, The Swedish Ship Officer´s Association (SSOA), the Merchant Marine Officers´ Association and the Foundation for the Seamen’s Home of Stockholm
Permanent members		Personal members
appointed by the City of Stockholm
Barry Andersson Yvonne Fernell-Ingelström		Anders Engström Hans Larsson
Members appointed by SEKO Seafarers
Chang Strömberg		Oskar Lindskog
Members appointed by the Swedish Ship Officer´s Association
Marie Halvdanson		Christer Lindvall
Members appointed by Merchant Marine Officer´s Association
Christer Themnér		Leif Palm
Members of the Foundation of the Stockholm Seamen´s Home
Hans Laidwa Thore Hansson Per Högberg		Ragnar Karlsson Bo Schylander Kurt Sjölander
The Chairman of the Board
The Chairman of the Board, appointed by Board itself, is Mr Barry Andersson, former vice president of the Local Government Councillor of Stockholm. The deputy Chairman of the board is the Managing director of the Merchant Marine Officers´ Association, Mr Christer Themnér.
Auditors
The Auditors appointed by the local government Councillor of Stockholm are Ms Annika Elmlund with Mr Helge Löfstedt as her substitute, and Mr Urban Karlsson with Mr Amanj Mala-Ali as his substitute. Authorized auditor is Mr Alexander Hagberg, Ernst & Young.
Management work
For the routine management work answers an executive secretary, Olaf Johansen, responsible for the overall approach and direction of the work of the Foundation. Special expertise and counsel staff hired as needed.
Social commitments
An important part of the Foundations´s work is to run the Katarina Seamen´s  Club. This way, the Foundation lives up to its social commitments, laid down in the statutes. Responsible for the Club´s activities is Åsa Holmberg.
Seamen´s hotel
By co-operating with the Seamen´s hotel, where Scandic Hotels is in charge of the operation, the Foundation is fulfilling its task of providing hotel rooms for seamen. And it can still pursue its own policy when providing rooms for seamen.