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CHSA donates £10,000 to Grief
Encounter Following its Charity Gala ball, held in June this year, the Cleaning & Hygiene Suppliers Association (CHSA) has donated £10,000 to its nominated charity, Grief Encounter.
Grief Encounter was named the CHSA’s nominated charity in 2019. Following this year’s donation, the total sum raised for Grief Encounter is now £60,000.
Grief Encounter supports grieving children, young people and their families to find hope, healing and build resilience following the death of someone close. The charity relies entirely on voluntary gifts.
Andy Watts, Head of Partnerships at Grief Encounter said: “Over the past year, we’ve seen a significant rise in grieving families reaching out for help. As awareness grows, so does demand. To meet this urgent need, we have to raise £3m this year to continue providing tailored, life changing support. We are entirely reliant on the generosity of our supporters, and loyal partners like the CHSA play an invaluable role in making our work possible.
“In the past year alone, thanks to donations like this, 2,263 people received support from Grief Encounter, 961 young people accessed therapy and over 120 families attended therapeutic events including residential weekends and our Forever Night memory-making event. As a result of this amazing contribution, over 90% of children and young people reported improved resilience and wellbeing.”
One child in every UK classroom will experience the death of someone close by the time they reach 16 years old. Studies have shown bereaved children can face long- term social and emotional difficulties if they don’t receive the right support at the right time, following the death of someone close.
David Garcia, Vice President and Treasurer of the CHSA and the driving force behind the Gala Ball, added: “We are proud
our members come together to raise such a significant sum for this amazing charity.
“Grief Encounter has put the money we have raised over the years to very good use. We are always delighted to hear the individual stories of the young people who, because of Grief Encounter’s work, are more resilient and able to grieve their loss.”
The sponsors of the 2026 Gala Ball made a significant contribution. They were: SC Johnson, Kimberly-Clark, Essity, Metsä Tissue, Bio-Productions and Vow Wholesale.
www.chsa.co.uk
ISS appoints Charlie McCarthy
ISS UK & Ireland has announced the appointment of Charlie McCarthy as Segment Director, Business & Industry (B&I) and Ireland, effective 1 September 2026.
Charlie will join the ISS’s Country Leadership Team (CLT), reporting to ISS UK & Ireland CEO, Scott Davies.
Charlie brings with him a strong track record of effectively managing complex FM needs and capital projects across a global matrix. Over the course of a 23-year career in FM, in senior roles at companies including Mitie, Compass and Interserve, he has delivered client-focused, strategic FM solutions across a wide range of industries and sectors. Most recently as Managing Director of JLL, Charlie has driven revenue growth across 57 countries while fostering a
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culture of excellence and talent acquisition and development.
Charlie and his team will drive growth in B&I, including ISS Ireland, supported by investment aligned to the Company’s broader strategy. He will oversee development of sharper value propositions by sub-segment, playing where ISS adds value and supporting the objective to make B&I the fastest growing part of the company.
Scott Davies commented: “I’m delighted to welcome a talented, seasoned executive like Charlie to our company. Under Charlie’s expert leadership and, given the opportunities we see in Ireland to better leverage our product investment, capability and value proposition, B&I could be the fastest growing part of our business in the medium-to long-term.”
www.issworld.com
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