Are you part of an organisation running a project to deliver great training that will promote health and safety in construction? You could apply for the Mowlem Award 2022 and your chance to win a £20,000 grant. Applications will open in September 2022.

About the Mowlem Award

Our Mowlem Award is an annual £20,000 grant given to organisations that can demonstrate they will make a real difference towards training and the promotion of health and safety in construction. Launched in 2015, the Mowlem Award furthers the work of the RI Beck Trust – a charity set up in 1983 by the construction company, Mowlem.

Are you interested in applying?

Applications for the Mowlem Award 2021 are now closed, but if you’d be interested in applying for the Mowlem Award 2022, here’s some useful information.

How to apply

Applications for the award must come from UK-based non-government training organisations.

Your project must also fulfil the following criteria:

• make a significant difference to the construction industry
• benefit a minimum of 50 individuals within the year
• provide a recognised construction industry accreditation
• offer training that’s linked to an employer or placement to gain hands-on experience and the ability to find future employment

Construction Youth Trust – Mowlem Award 2021 winner

Construction Youth Trust – Mowlem Award 2021 winners

“Every year, 100,000 FE (further education) learners study construction courses. However, only 2 in 5 of these learner’s progress into employment or an apprenticeship within the construction industry. With an acute skills shortage in construction, there is an urgent need to support the 3 out of 5 learners who do not immediately enter the sector to progress into work.

Construction Youth Trust will use the Mowlem Award grant to contribute towards their new Further Education Transitions Programme which includes Health and Safety in a Construction Environment training, and the opportunity to engage with construction industry professionals and receive employability support from employers, helping them on their road to employment.

This award will enable CYT to support FE learners gain the health and safety knowledge and qualifications they need to take that next step and enter the construction workforce. In addition, it will enable us to prepare them for the world of work and connect them directly to construction employers and opportunities.

Overall, we hope to support between 80-100 FE learners on their career journey and are very grateful to B&CE for their support in this area.” Carol Lynch, CEO at Construction Youth Trust

Award: Mowlem Award
Award date: 2021
Type: Registered Charity
Location: London

Previous Mowlem Award winners

In previous years, the Mowlem Award has been granted to a range of organisations of different sizes, in different locations, with different purposes. Read the case studies below to explore some of the fantastic causes the funding has helped.

View case studies from our previous Mowlem Award winners:

• EN:Able Communities – 2020 winners – Construction training
• Essex Youthbuild – 2019 winners – Construction charity
• Mates in Mind – 2018 winners – Mental health charity
• St-Eds – 2017 Mowlem Award winners – Employability charity
• Women into Construction – 2016 Mowlem Award winners – Gender equality not-for-profit
• Shekinah – 2015 Mowlem Award winners – Vulnerable people support charity