Enderby Shield on display in The British Museum!
Our incredibly rare Enderby Shield is now proudly on display in The British Museum!
Outstanding Contribution to Work with Care Experienced Young People Award
We are extremely proud to have received such a great award!
We are extremely proud of Jenny, our Leicestershire Cares Champion and everyone here at Everards for helping to achieve this award. Jenny represented Everards at the awards and we couldn't be happier to be part of such a great charity that gives so much to our community.
The Outstanding Contribution to Work with Care Experienced Young People was awarded to us by Leicestershire Cares, as many of our team help young people with careers and interview advice and support where they can.
Aidan Croughwell - Project Development Manager said: "On behalf of the Powering Up team we are pleased to recognise Jennifer Griffiths, our champion and the team at Everards Brewery, for their brilliant work supporting Care Experienced young people over the past year
Jenny has not only been encouraging her colleagues to volunteer for our career talks and mock interviews, but has also been mentoring a care experienced young person herself.
Jenny was also instrumental in organising a work tour of the Everards Brewery and beer hall. This was one of our first work tours post-lockdown and it was a huge success! Participants gained insights into the wide range of careers available at Everards. This was followed up by a second opportunity to explore careers at Everards Logistics Centre which again offered care experienced young people great insight in to future career opportunities within an organisation like Everards.
Thank you for all your support Everards."
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