Empowering Communities

Supporting triumph against adversity

Hart was proud to
sponsor Damien Thomlinson

The nature of our projects means that our teams (many of whom have military backgrounds) often operate in challenging, high-risk environments keeping others safe. And so, sponsoring Damien Thomlinson, an Australian ex-Commando and aspiring Paralympian who lost both his legs in the line of duty, was a meaningful match for Hart.

Harts assistance was really important to me; providing the ability to focus on trying to reach the Paralympics. Its something I will forever be grateful for– Damien Thomlinson

To find out more about Damiens inspiring achievements, visit www.damienthomlinson.com.

Female empowerment in the workforce

Hart is a proud supporter of
local female employment

Providing skilled work opportunities for women is an essential part of establishing social mobility, equality, empowerment and sustainability in the countries we work in. Women empowerment is a priority of Hart and we have established our commitment to this cause by becoming a signatory of the Women’s Empowerment Principles. We not only aim to deliver equal pay, but also to champion the women in our workforces by providing them with an environment in which they can prosper and grow.

Read more about our female workforce here.

Supporting the Serving & Veteran Community

Hart is involved in various
armed forces and veteran initiatives

Since the very beginning, Hart has supported military veterans, from not only the British Armed Forces but other communities across the world. This was cemented by the signing of the Armed Forces Covenant which aims to uplift the serving and veteran communities by acknowledging the challenges they face and raising awareness for their cause. Hart took part in the Hire a Hero initiative to raise funds to support those who have left the forces and are integrating into their new life. Hart also supports parent company Chelsea Group’s sponsorship of veteran Ian Rivers, who successfully crossed the North Atlantic from New York to Scilly Isles using just a sextant navigation.