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The financial support has alleviated so many problems for us. I can’t express how much it helped - it’s enabled us to live a life. Alan Monelle
The financial support has alleviated so many problems for us. I can’t express how much it helped - it’s enabled us to live a life.
On this year's Day of People With Disabilities, we're hearing from Richard Farrar - an electronic engineer who had a life-changing accident.
We want to be open with our community and keep you up to date with what we're doing to support and empower you.
Learn about important changes between Foothold and the IET, and find out how you can #DonateDirect to help us support engineers in need.
Our new support programme is designed to empower neurodiverse engineering professionals, students and apprentices to achieve their full potential.
The hub, funded through a collaboration with Gattaca PLC, offers clinically approved resources and guidance for engineers and their families.
The hub will offer free, on-demand access to expert content and resources on a range of neurodiverse conditions.
Supporting 1,275 engineers across 50 countries to live better during the Covid-19 pandemic - a 49% increase on 2019-20.
Engineering charity Foothold has reported over 500 people have accessed support from its Wellbeing Hub in the six months since its launch.
Foothold supporter Mark Spry will begin an epic sponsored reading challenge this July to raise funds.
We're launching a partnership with StepChange and a newsletter for parents in engineering.
To support improved mental health in our community, we’re delighted to have launched the Foothold Wellbeing Hub in collaboration with Gattaca plc.
On this year’s Time to Talk Day, we’re launching a partnership to raise £100,000 for a mental wellbeing hub
The way we have dealt with the last 12 months is with a positive attitude, laughter and not being afraid to ask for help. Sharon Monelle View story Read quote by Sharon Monelle
The way we have dealt with the last 12 months is with a positive attitude, laughter and not being afraid to ask for help.