Workaid's Golf Day takes places on Friday, 7th June this year. Don't leave it too long to book up for this popular annual event, book now! We're looking for teams of 4 to take on the challenge. You'll enjoy a [...]
The trustees are delighted to announce that Adrian Hatch has joined Workaid as CEO. Adrian has had a fascinating career in the charitable sector and until last month was CEO of Safe Child Thailand (SCT). One of the many attractions [...]
There’s something for everyone at Workaid’s Spring Forecourt Sale on Saturday, 6th April between 10am and 2pm, so start the Spring season at The Old Boot Factory, Townsend Road, Chesham, HP5 2AA. It's an opportunity to join in with the [...]
Workaid wanted to take a moment to sincerely thank Sir John Johnson, a patron since the early 1990s, for his contribution to the charity. As a dedication we thought we would share a snapshot into Sir John Johnson's interesting life [...]
AFFCAD a is an incredible organisation that Workaid has supported which is trying to better the lives of people in slum communities. We felt inspired after a recent visit from their CEO and co-founder to prompt the amazing story behind [...]
It's International Volunteer Day! A time for both Workaid and our volunteers to promote the impact of their work on their communities on a local, national and international level. Here at Workaid, we talk a lot about the lifespan your [...]
Using Workaids collection points all over the UK we are able to receive a colossal number of donations all of which with their own unique history. Recently we obtained a donation of a 1925 Singer Sewing Machine from Clare Sykes who [...]
October 17th marks International Day for the Eradication of Poverty, so Workaid is reflecting upon its role in supporting economic development in areas of deprivation and poverty. Launched in 1987 by activist Joseph Wresinski, the main purpose of this day [...]
The Hub at Workaid, was set up six years ago with the main purpose to provide supported work experience to people with learning disabilities, usually college leavers. Barbara heard about the Hub through a volunteer where she worked in social care [...]
