The CareTech Foundation, an independent grant-making corporate charitable foundation, has announced that the Care Workers Charity (CWC) will benefit from one of its three-year, strategic partnerships for care workers.
The partnership will support 360 care workers and their families with grants, helping them whilst they are in financial hardship.
Jonathan Freeman, CEO of the CareTech Foundation, said: “We look forward to embarking on this journey with the ambitious and innovative Care Workers Charity, which is clearly ready to deliver meaningful impact to the care workers’ community. We are excited to bring much-needed support, both financially and more broadly, to such an important group in our communities.”
Since its launch in 2017 by Caretech, the Caretech Foundation has established substantial financial partnerships with Barnardo’s, the British Asian Trust and Skills for Care.
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