McLaughlin & Harvey has teamed up with Birmingham-based charity St Basils for a sustained engagement programme to help tackle youth homelessness across the Midlands.
To mark the beginning of the relationship, the companies recently came together alongside businesses from across the region for a clay pigeon shoot at Oakedge Shooting Ground, Staffordshire, raising £5790 for the charity. The funds raised will contribute to the charity’s ongoing efforts to prevent youth homelessness, offering life skills training, education, and employment opportunities to young people aged 16-25 who require support.
St Basils supports over 5,000 young people across the region annually and provides 1,000 young people with their own rooms or flats across its 40+ accommodation schemes. With nearly 14,000 young people aged 16-25 affected by homelessness in the West Midlands each year, the two organisations are dedicated to using their shared resources and expertise to tackle this issue and support the region’s young people.
John Carlin, Regional Director at McLaughlin & Harvey, said: "Through the delivery of our construction projects and our dedicated employees, we work to support people and better the local communities around us. One of our core values is ‘We care’ – which is why we are thrilled to join forces with St Basils to make a tangible difference for young people across the Midlands. The recent clay pigeon shoot event is just the first step in our commitment to support the charity's invaluable work in providing essential support and housing solutions for young people in need."
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