The Community Awards by Aico|HomeLINK
The Community Awards by Aico|HomeLINK
The Community Awards by Aico|HomeLINK recognise the achievements of inspirational individuals and organisations working within the local community and social housing.
Give back to our industry
The work of the Charity is expanding tenfold and more people in our industry needing support now more than ever.
Adapting your workplace with the support of the Electrical Industries Charity and powerLottery
powerLottery give its players 40 chances to win cash prizes every month ranging from £50 to £1,000 not only this but when you play powerLottery you get even more opportunity to win big with a £10,000 draw bi-yearly. Think of all the different ways you could spend £10,000. A new car, a holiday in the sun, a kitchen re-fit or a brand-new wardrobe.
The EIC can help you to cope with traumatic bereavement
The Electrical Industries Charity (EIC) understands how important a support network can be to those who are facing the darkest of times and therefore launched the Employee Assistance Programme (EAP). The Charity’s Programme ensures that employees and their immediate family members have a shoulder to lean on at the most difficult times, by offering them vital support services including bereavement counselling, legal advice and financial assistance and grants.
CEF has joined our Mental Health Apprentice Training Programme
Take away the stigma, share your mental health story. CEF has joined our mission and have exclusively funded free training sessions for 10,000 apprentices as part of the EIC’s Apprentice Support Programme (ASP).
Welfare & Mental Health Officer Job Vacancy
We are hiring for a Welfare & Mental Health Officer to join our welfare team. The successful applicant will under the supervision of the Welfare Team Manager, support industry members by establishing tailored support plans focused on treatment and problem solution and utilising the available charity resources and partnerships.
Lilley Brook Golf Club and the Electrical Industries Charity
In the mid 1970s the Central Electricity Generating Board (CEGB) established its Generation Development and Construction Division at Barnwood, Gloucester and many keen golfers were relocated to the area. Some became members of Lilley Brook Golf Club.
Support for you through the EIC’s Employee Assistance Programme
The Electrical Industries Charity Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) is designed to help members of our sector no matter what stage they are at in their career. The Electrical Industries Charity want to assist all our sector colleagues including those just starting their career. The Apprentice Support Programme aims to support apprentices in any circumstance. Recently, Danielle, an electrical apprentice, was put in touch with the charity by her family who reached out when they became concerned by her obsessive behaviours.