Lighthouse Construction Industry Charity

The Lighthouse Construction Industry Charity has continued to be a steadfast beacon of hope for those in need with 4,438 people reaching out for support through its 24/7 Construction Industry Helpline during 2023, a 30% increase on the previous year.

It was top of the bill once again as construction’s highly anticipated premier networking event raised the roof at the Westminster Park Plaza on Friday 1st December. More than 950 guests eagerly arrived through the doors to a welcome drinks reception and what promised to be yet another fantas

Tools, equipment, and plant hire services provider Speedy Hire has partnered with the Lighthouse Construction Industry Charity to support its #MakeItVisible on-site campaign to raise awareness of the wellbeing and welfare support available to people in the construction industry. As an integral

A group of companies recently teamed up for a 5-a-side charity tournament in aid of the Lighthouse Construction Industry Charity. Organised by Bellway Homes Ltd (Scotland West), nine teams took part in the first football tournament held at Hamilton Fives raising £2,842.00.

The Lighthouse Construction Industry Charity has partnered with CITB and Samaritans to create a wellbeing support tool, as part of the industry-wide initiative Make It Visible.

The Lighthouse Construction Industry Charity has joined forces with the Lofty Heights Skills Academy to encourage young NEET (Not in Education, Employment, or Training) people to choose construction as a career and provide them with access to essential wellbeing training. The charity’s free so

All eyes are on the new Kobelco SK130 which proudly showcases the vibrant colours of the Lighthouse Construction Industry Charity’s recently launched Make It Visible campaign, thanks to Blackwood Plant Hire and Molson Young.

Team members The JR Group welcomed representatives from the Lighthouse Construction Industry Charity to deliver an informal and engaging ‘Toolbox Talk’ at their Upper Achintore site in Fort William.

The Lighthouse Construction Industry Charity has published its 2022 Impact Report which details the positive impact its work has on the UK construction community.

A new hub has been launched to help the drive to reduce suicide and improve welfare and wellbeing in the construction industry in the UK and Ireland.

Team members from construction firm The JR Group put their best foot forward over 22 miles to raise money for mental health charity The Lighthouse Club.

Independent housebuilder Dandara has officially launched its first national partnership with Lighthouse Club, a charity which provides mental health and wellbeing support to people working in the construction industry.

A trade body for the UK's painting and decorating sector has joined forces with a construction wellbeing charity.

More than 150 people from across the construction industry have volunteered to help a national drive to stop suicide and improve the welfare and wellbeing of the workforce. The Make It Visible initiative was officially launched earlier this year and has seen contractors, clients, professional bodies

The JR Group has provided a £2,000 donation, as well as its official support, to the Lighthouse Construction Industry Charity - the only charity that provides dedicated emotional, physical, and financial wellbeing support to construction workers and their families. By working with the Lighthou