Lighthouse Construction Industry Charity

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Supporters of the Lighthouse Construction Industry Charity are going the extra mile this week in the ultimate test of mental and physical endurance for Mental Health Awareness Week. On May 12, the charity has 60 cyclists competing in their three-day ‘On Yer Bike’ event which covers 210 m

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CITB has marked Mental Health Awareness Week (9-15 May 2022) with a pledge to continue its support to training and understanding. A study compiled by the Lighthouse Construction Industry Charity and CITB highlighted the toll poor mental health is taking. The research showed 26% of construction worke

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This Blue Monday, the Lighthouse Construction Industry Charity has shared a message of hope to show that even in the face of extreme adversity there is always help and support available. This year sees Blue Monday, meant to be the most depressing day of the year, fall on January 17. Analysts ha

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Help Inside the Hard Hat, the latest awareness campaign from the Lighthouse Construction Charity goes on tour on February 7 for a week, to raise awareness of the charitable support services available to the construction industry, allied trades and their families.

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It was a long-anticipated event in the construction calendar and expectations were high as over 1,000 guests were welcomed through the doors of the Westminster Park Plaza on Friday 3rd December for the Lighthouse Construction Industry Charity’s annual lunch in London. Former cricketer Chris Co

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Springfield has announced a new partnership with the Lighthouse Construction Industry Charity to deliver a range of proactive support resources for the construction community, including the charity’s 24/7 industry helpline, complementary app and free wellbeing and mental health workshops. Spri

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The Lighthouse Construction Industry Charity has just released its 2020 Impact Report which demonstrates the vital support they provided in 2020. Against the backdrop of the Covid-19 pandemic and three national lock downs, the charity was able to provide a lifeline to 2,264 families in crisis and de

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The rate of suicides in the Scottish construction industry increased from 2015 to 2019, according to new research conducted at Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU). The research was commissioned by the Lighthouse Club, the only charity that provides financial and emotional support to the construction

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