Lighthouse Club Company Supporter

Being a Lighthouse Club Company Supporter is a distinction that we hold with great pride. This affiliation reflects our commitment to the welfare and wellbeing of the construction industry workforce. By supporting the Lighthouse Club, we actively contribute to their mission of providing financial and emotional support to those in need within the construction community.  

Our involvement underscores our dedication to promoting a caring and supportive culture within our industry. As a Lighthouse Club Company Supporter, we recognise the importance of solidarity and assistance in times of hardship, and we are honoured to be part of a network that prioritises the welfare of individuals in the construction sector.

What support services do the Lighthouse Club offer?

There is all manner of support offered, and more information on our blog, but the starting point is identifying a difficulty and the below is available to all to help that happen.

• 4/7 Confidential Helpline is available to everyone on site including subcontractors, agency workers and allied trades. The Construction Industry Helpline covers all aspects of emotional, physical, and financial wellbeing and is available in many different languages through the charity’s partnership with translation services. From the UK, call 0345 605 1956 or 1800 939 122 for ROI.
• 4/7 Text Service that gives immediate access to text back counselling. Text HARDHAT to 85258 (UK) OR 50805 (ROI).
• Self-Support Mobile App, a free, downloadable wellbeing support app called ‘Construction Industry Helpline’ that covers all the aspects of wellbeing. The app is packed with information to learn about conditions, and how to develop coping strategies with signposting to over 3000 accredited organisations that provide support. It really is a ‘mate’ in your back pocket. Just search Construction Industry Helpline on the App Store or on your Android device.
• Lighthouse BeaconsLighthouse Club have identified over 160 volunteer centres around the UK and Ireland where workers can drop in to meet like-minded people, socialise and talk. The Beacons are facilitated by individuals with lived experience and in this confidential environment, encourage those struggling with life problems to share their issues and, if required, seek further help.