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PRITESH AMLANI, DARTFORD:
“Wiltshire Farm Foods is not just about profitability, because we’re providing care to elderly people – who may be fit and healthy, but still vulnerable. And if you have a real passion for the service side [and have] the patience, the empathy and everything that goes with that, the business will follow.
“Wiltshire Farm Foods has always strived to cater for the most vulnerable in society”
UK Plastics Pact – an initiative that works to transform the plastic packaging system and keep plastic in the economy and out of the ocean.
The community
As a leader in the health and social care sector, apetito is at the heart of many communities across the UK. It therefore aims to create social value for its employees and the communities that it works in. As part of this commitment, it launched the apetito Staff Foundation, which encourages employees to nominate projects to enhance the lives of others. Some of the projects and activities they’ve been involved in include taking part in an organised beach clean, where they raised awareness
of responsible sourcing of fish and of developing ethical, sustainable attitudes towards waste and recycling; completing the Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge; volunteering at local food banks and organising food donations to over 100 homeless people; hosting monthly Sunday lunch clubs for senior members of the community; and helping pupils studying business and finance at a local school. As well as volunteering their time,
employees have raised a considerable amount of money. In fact, since the foundation opened in 2005, over £186,000 has been raised in funds going towards worthy causes. apetito has also set up a charity partnership with Alzheimer’s Support and Alzheimer’s Society. These causes are close to many of its employees’ hearts, as
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