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Equality and inclusiveness recognised in charity retailing

by isleofman.com 14th June 2017

Congratulations to Crossroads Boutique who were independently judged and awarded Gold under the Tiered Award Scheme.

Tracey Jones, Charity Shop Worker and the Access and Equality lead for Crossroads Boutique says ‘We are delighted to receive a Gold Award which is testament to our team of volunteers. Meeting our customer and volunteer needs is paramount in all that we do. The Award reflects our achievements and commitment to disability awareness, it also acts as a benchmark for future improvements’.

The Tiered Award Scheme has been designed to help prepare any businesses, organisations for the forthcoming Equality Act. It is completely free of charge. The Award is designed to encourage equality of access and disability smart thinking and is open to organisations committed to developing outcomes that make a real difference for all customers and employees including those with disabilities.

If you are interested in the Award and would like more information please contact our Access Office on 673103 or email us tas@crossroadsiom.org , the Access office also offers online Disability Awareness training to local businesses and organisations.

Photo - Alison Calladine, Volunteer; Tracey Jones, Crossroads Care; Mike Johnson, Judge.

Posted by isleofman.com
Wednesday 14th, June 2017 11:55pm.

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