Clearview 240 - November 2021 | Page 84

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WORK TOGETHER WITH YOU FOR CLIMATE CONTROL

New styles from Snickers Workwear deliver winter warmth and cooling comfort when you need it .
» NOT ONLY WILL YOU STAY WARM with Snickers Workwear ’ s 37.5 ® Technology clothing , you ’ ll look and feel cool too . With styles for both professional tradesmen and women , they excel at ventilation to keep you cool and moisture transportation to stop you getting cold . They work together to keep you working comfortably wherever you are on site .
The 37.5 ® Technology fabric is a very quick-drying material that captures and releases moisture vapour – like your sweat - for superior coolness and dry working comfort . It ’ s integrated into selected Snickers Workwear base- mid- and top-layer garments to keep you working at your best whatever the weather .
After all , keeping a balanced work temperature is not just about staying cool and in great shape , it ’ s a matter of your wellbeing and job safety .
So , to make sure you get the right protection , visibility , flexibility , durability and ventilation , check out the Climate Control garments from Snickers Workwear that work together to suit your workday .
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2020 IMPACT REPORT DEMONSTRATES VITAL SUPPORT FOR CONSTRUCTION COMMUNITY

» AGAINST THE backdrop of the Covid-19 pandemic and three national lock downs , Lighthouse Construction Industry Charity was able to provide a lifeline to 2264 families in crisis and delivered £ 1.287M of charitable giving . For the first time ever , the report also details the social value created by the charity which equates to £ 7.48 for every £ 1 of charitable spend .
It was of little surprise to see increased demands on the charity ’ s 24 / 7 Construction Industry Helpline resources and the number of complex cases needing multiple interventions increased by 70 %. These cases were managed by case workers who have expertise in pulling together all the available resources to provide all round support .
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40 % of calls handled by the charity ’ s caseworkers mentioned struggles with mental health issues and 4 % of callers mentioned an attempted suicide .
21 % of cases were for issues directly related to Covid-19 and the charity responded quickly
to urgent requests for financial support with household bills , emergency food deliveries and helping with debt .
Despite these challenges , the charity ’ s case workers leveraged an amazing £ 564,000 by working with 3rd party sources before releasing charitable grants , meaning more support , to a higher quality and at a lower cost per case .
Bill Hill , CEO of the Lighthouse Construction Industry Charity said , “ Our work is only possible due to the fantastic support we receive ; towards our mission to ensure that no construction worker or their family is alone in a crisis .”
The report also details major developments in the charity ’ s education and training programme . In response to the restrictions on face-toface
training , all courses were augmented so that they could be delivered online and free of charge , with over 1500 people attending courses ranging from coping with stress through to resilience and mindfulness . The ongoing success of a major national project funded by the CITB delivered a further 41 Mental Health First Aid Instructors into the industry . One of the highlights of the year was the launch of a dedicated free helpline number for the Republic of Ireland and working with the Construction Industry Federation to ensure that construction colleagues in Ireland can access the same support as their counterparts in the UK .
www . lighthouseclub . org
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