Annual Review 2017-18

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Our highlights Working with Michael Sheen to end high cost credit We’re proud to be supporting anew organisation founded by Port Talbot actor and activist Michael Sheen, aimed at tackling the unfair targeting of high cost credit to those who can least afford it. We’re one of the key partners of The End High Cost Credit Alliance which was founded by Michael in 2017 and launched in March 2018. The Alliance aims to find ways to make change happen and many of the ideas will be tested in Port Talbot. One of our strategic priorities is to seek opportunities to help tenants make their money go alittle further. The Alliance will help us to do this by exploring alternatives for tenants to access low cost credit. Michael said: From the very beginning of this initiative Isat down with TaiTarian to explore the challenges locally and they have been an integral part of the Alliance. Our message is simple, credit is good but not in asystem where itisunfairly targeted and maximised for profit over social impact. We need ideas, we need solutions and most importantly we need to act. Ilook forward toworking with TaiTarian to create afairer deal for our communities and the entire country. 14 |MAKING ADIFFERENCE
Our highlights Pledging to end mental health stigma Our commitment to supporting our staff and tenants who may have mental health struggles was underlined when we signed up to the Time to Change Wales pledge on World Mental Health Day. The pledge, which aims to improve understanding about mental illness, reinforces our aims to think and act positively to help people who may be suffering. It follows on from aseries of awareness raising events we held during Mental Health Awareness week. Michael Harvey, from Time to Change Wales, said: We are really thankful to TaiTarian for supporting us. It’s really important that organisations get behind our campaign and help tackle the stigma that exists around mental health. OUR ANNUAL REVIEW APRIL 2017 -MARCH 2018 |15
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