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B&CE’s Charitable Trust, which provides support for construction workers and the industry1, is calling for organisations to apply for the 2019 Mowlem Award.
Now in its fifth year, the Mowlem Award, worth £20,000, is granted to organisations that make a substantial difference to training and the promotion of health and safety in the construction industry.
Barbara Dinsdale, Head of B&CE Charitable Trust, said:
“The Mowlem Award is a great opportunity for organisations who are really committed to improving health and safety in construction. We’re delighted to be able to give them a financial boost to take the next step with a project and we’re looking forward to receiving applications for the 2019 award.”
The winner of the 2018 award was Mates in Mind, an organisation that partners with leading charities and organisations including Mind and The Samaritans to help and improve positive mental well-being in the construction industry. The charity used the £20,000 grant to develop mental health training and support for apprentices in construction.
Joscelyne Shaw, Executive Director for Mates in Mind, said:
“We were delighted to be a recipient of the B&CE Mowlem Award. It recognises the work Mates in Mind and our programme’s partners, business and charitable champions, and their employees, in bringing about an improved understanding of mental health and well-being. It sends a strong message about the role that workplaces can play in supporting workers’ mental health.”
Previous winners have included St Edmund’s Society, which works with disadvantaged young people; Women into Construction, a not-for-profit organisation promoting gender equality in construction; and Shekinah Mission, a social enterprise that helps vulnerable people gain practical skills and employment.
More information on the application process can be found by visiting B&CE’s website. Applications are open until Monday 15 April 2019.
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Notes to editor:
1. B&CE’s Charitable Trust was set up in 1991 to give back to the construction industry by providing help for people working in construction in times of need, including grants towards education, financial support and retraining. It has given out more than £3 million in charitable donations.
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