We believe our CSR practices have a positive effect on the environment and local communities in which we are based. We have
In addition to charity work, Yerra encourages staff to be as environmentally friendly as possible. All of our offices promote a policy of being paperless, and when in some cases this is not possible, we ensure recycling is common practice. We also reduce our carbon footprint by making simple changes to our working day, such as switching off unused equipment.
Yerra has a wealth of expertise in conducting Investigations. We offer this expertise to assist charities, NGO’s and similar organizations who may not be able to afford the expertise in their moment of need.
We will assist organizations facing criminal or civil strife, whether they have been targeted by fraudsters or a cyber attack. We will provide our expertise to manage the crisis, helping them to identify the problem, minimize the impact, and return them to normality as soon as possible.
We understand that many requests will be of a sensitive nature and therefore we only ask for basic contact details and someone will be in touch with you.
We are participating in an effort to encourage people to donate old computers, laptops and tablets to a school in Chimoio, Mozambique, to aid the education of children in need. We will provide a certificate to all who donate, proving the computer, laptop or tablet has been wiped clean (if required) and all information held on the device has been deleted.
Mark Burgess, who is running the campaign will also arrange for the shipping of the computers or tablets that are being donated. See images of the construction of the school here.
The United Nations Global Compact is a United Nations initiative to encourage businesses worldwide to adopt sustainable and socially responsible
Yerra participates in the
Yerra has been granted ‘Investors in People Gold Standard’, which is the highest UK accolade for companies who support their employees and who provide excellent training and development.
Singapore Children’s Society protects and nurtures children and youth of all races and religions, especially children, youth and families in need. Established in 1952, its services have evolved to meet the changing needs of children.
Ethiopia Reads collaborates with Ethiopian communities to build schools, plant libraries, teach teachers, boost literacy and provide youth and families with the tools to improve their lives.
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Inspiring & enabling youth, their parents, communities & organizations who serve them by providing literacy, education, commercial & leadership opportunities.
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Grace House will provide children's short break care services for children who have life-limiting conditions and disabilities.
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