Why become a corporate partner? The benefits to your business

Cavell is committed to working with organisations that have a mission which aligns with our own so we can work together to have a partnership that has real mutual value, and that has a tangible impact for nursing and midwifery professionals and their patients.

In 2023, Cavell’s research found,

• 80% of those receiving our support were working nursing and midwifery professionals
• 53% said their financial situation has a negative impact on their mental health
• 47% said they have considered leaving their role.

The Impact of Cavell’s Support

Of those receiving financial and holistic wrap-around support from Cavell,

• 82% said they felt more in control of their financial situation
• 97% said their mental health had improved
• 84% said their ability to do their job and deliver high-quality care improved
• 72% said they were able to remain in work or return to work more quickly because of the support they received

Value of Partnership Working to your Business

• Support your employees, customers, suppliers and loved ones to stay healthy, by enabling nursing and midwifery professionals to remain in work and deliver life-changing care
• Enhance your reputation and visibility in the healthcare sector by partnering with a leading nursing and midwifery charity
• Increase employee engagement and morale
• Build valuable networks and relationship building opportunities
• PR and marketing opportunities
• Meet your Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) objectives

Each partnership with Cavell is co-created around mutual objectives and ambition. Get in touch to explore how your organisation could benefit from a partnership with Cavell – click here.

Kristine’s story

‘Working with’ members support people like Kristine, an international nurse who needed three months off work to recover from surgery after a horrific attack.

Being new to the role, Kristine’s sick pay was limited, and she had bills to pay and a family to provide for.

Cavell’s support helped Kristine by:

• Enabling her to avoid debt by supporting with living expenses;
• Reducing stress, allowing her to focus on her recovery;
• Supporting her with moving (away from the site of the attack);
• Empowering her to return to work without financial worries.