The Society of Independent Brewers and Associates (SIBA) has announced a partnership with the Licensed Trade Charity (LTC) which will bring a range of wellbeing and practical support services to its brewing members, their employees, and families.
Through this partnership, all employees at SIBA member breweries will have access to a confidential portal offering a range of resources and support, including wellbeing, financial advice, and practical assistance. Each individual will be able to create their own secure login to access the services confidentially.
“The LTC has a long and respected history of supporting those who work across the hospitality sector, and we are thrilled that their expert services will now be available to SIBA members via a dedicated members’ portal,” Andy Slee, SIBA’s chief executive.
The Licensed Trade Charity was founded in 1793, and has been helping those in the licensed hospitality sector for more than 200 years, supporting pub, bar, and brewery people whenever they are most in need of help.
Chris Welham, chief executive of the LTC, said: “We’re delighted to partner with SIBA to extend our support to independent brewers and their teams.
“Running or working in a brewery brings huge rewards, but also unique pressures, and we want every member of the SIBA community to know that expert help is available whenever life becomes challenging.
“Whether it’s financial worries, mental health support, or practical guidance, the LTC is here to ensure that nobody in the brewing sector has to face difficult times alone.”
