Our CSR
"Few of us can do great things, but all of us can do small things with great love"Mother Teresa
We believe that organisations grow because they do the right things.
We believe in doing something to make a difference - in our small way.
We believe in collaboration - the whole is greater than the sum of the parts. By working together, supporting and helping each other, we can "grow the cake" so that we all benefit and still have our "slices" - but those slices are bigger!
We established the Foundation for International Collaboration some years ago to enable us to achieve our vision of developing human potential via collaboration at the global level.
Using our skills, experience and networks, we support communities to empower people to unlock that human potential.
During the SARS-CoV-2 Corona virus pandemic, we thought about what we could contribute in our
small way that might "make a difference".We decided to offer free training and coaching to our wonderful colleagues in the emergency services. We normally work with the NHS, police and CT, so we felt that giving our time during this challenging and difficult period might support them when they were in most need. We coached a great number of people, dealing with many things such as stress, career development and innovating ideas. Our CORE Matrix personality profiling instrument helped people develop better rapport, teams to come together and develop, and people to understand how they are perceived by others.
We also ran a weekly online Café where people joined us to chat, exchange ideas, talk about issues and just chill out over a cuppa.
Foundation for International Collaboration
www.f-i-c.org
The Foundation for International Collaboration (FIC) encourages effective collaboration amongst people, organisations and governments - the philosophy being that "the whole is greater than the sum of the parts thereof".
It acts as a catalyst to bring people, organisations and governments together.
Our CSR Partners
WayfinderWoman
WayfinderWoman
WayfinderWoman Trust helps women to overcome barriers to achieving within the workplace. It is a
female-run, volunteer led charity that helps women find better lives by building their self-confidence
and skill sets. They can then challenge any barriers that prevent them from stepping into who they are
destined to be and move into volunteering, finding a job, getting promotion or becoming an entrepreneur. In 2021 Wayfinder was awarded the Queen's Award for Voluntary Service.PTSD999
PTSD999
PTSD999 was established to provide support for those serving, or who have served,
within the Emergency Services and their families, living with PTSD. It is
committed to help ensure that awareness of PTSD within the Emergency Services grows
and the stigma associated with it, and other mental health conditions, is broken.ManKind
ManKind
ManKind is based around Eastbourne and supports men who may need mental health support or just
someone to talk to without judgement. They meet weekly every Wednesday evening from 6:30pm to 8:30pm,
attracting like-minded men from a variety of backgrounds who are able to support each other and get
the help they need in a safe environment. In 2021, ManKind won the East Sussex Big Thank You Award as Community Heroes
Our CSR
"Few of us can do great things, but all of us can do small things with great love"Mother Teresa
We believe that organisations grow because they do the right things.
We believe in doing something to make a difference - in our small way.
We believe in collaboration - the whole is greater than the sum of the parts. By working together, supporting and helping each other, we can "grow the cake" so that we all benefit and still have our "slices" - but those slices are bigger!
We established the Foundation for International Collaboration some years ago to enable us to achieve our vision of developing human potential via collaboration at the global level.
Using our skills, experience and networks, we support communities to empower people to unlock that human potential.
During the SARS-CoV-2 Corona virus pandemic, we thought about what we could contribute in our
small way that might "make a difference".We decided to offer free training and coaching to our wonderful colleagues in the emergency services. We normally work with the NHS, police and CT, so we felt that giving our time during this challenging and difficult period might support them when they were in most need. We coached a great number of people, dealing with many things such as stress, career development and innovating ideas. Our CORE Matrix personality profiling instrument helped people develop better rapport, teams to come together and develop, and people to understand how they are perceived by others.
We also ran a weekly online Café where people joined us to chat, exchange ideas, talk about issues and just chill out over a cuppa.
Foundation for International Collaboration
www.f-i-c.orgThe Foundation for International Collaboration (FIC) encourages effective collaboration amongst people, organisations and governments - the philosophy being that "the whole is greater than the sum of the parts thereof".
It acts as a catalyst to bring people, organisations and governments together.
Our CSR Partners
WayfinderWoman
WayfinderWomanWayfinderWoman Trust helps women to overcome barriers to achieving within the workplace. It is a
female-run, volunteer led charity that helps women find better lives by building their self-confidence
and skill sets. They can then challenge any barriers that prevent them from stepping into who they are
destined to be and move into volunteering, finding a job, getting promotion or becoming an entrepreneur. In 2021 Wayfinder was awarded the Queen's Award for Voluntary Service.PTSD999
PTSD999PTSD999 was established to provide support for those serving, or who have served,
within the Emergency Services and their families, living with PTSD. It is
committed to help ensure that awareness of PTSD within the Emergency Services grows
and the stigma associated with it, and other mental health conditions, is broken.ManKind
ManKindManKind is based around Eastbourne and supports men who may need mental health support or just
someone to talk to without judgement. They meet weekly every Wednesday evening from 6:30pm to 8:30pm,
attracting like-minded men from a variety of backgrounds who are able to support each other and get
the help they need in a safe environment. In 2021, ManKind won the East Sussex Big Thank You Award as Community Heroes