“A number of factors are essential for delivering sustained added value – and they go beyond the numbers. For Candriam, the key to delivering competitive returns is to show Conviction and Responsibility, the values embedded in our name. They apply not only in our dealings with clients, but also in our relationship with employees, the environment and the communities we serve.”
Candriam makes donations to a number of charities chosen by the company’s employees every year under its ‘Helping Those Who Help’ campaign. The focus was on charities that make social inclusion a central part of their work, particularly in countries where Candriam has a presence. Operating since 2001, Helping Those Who Help has supported more than 150 projects. Candriam employees have a major role in the programme, with nine members of staff on the selection committee.
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Education, Training and Entrepreneurship
During the 3 weeks Summer School, thirty 18-year-olds follow courses in French, Maths and IT and form their own mini-company. They meet local business professionals, learn all about companies and social projects, take part in debates and team-building activities, etc.
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Make senior citizens an integral part of the life of the neighbourhood, resulting in a better home life
This is how we help:
combats child poverty and social exclusion
"Let children shine", gives around 100 needy children the chance to join a sports club. Our mission: give each child a much needed bicycle to join the sports club.
combats child abuse and negligence
The charity’s premises are in need of renovation so that they welcome children to perfectly salubrious premises. The cosy places will meet the children’s needs to feel at ease!
helps immigrants with food and emergency lodging to minors and women
The charity wants to change the status of "emergency lodging" to simply "lodging" by renting a flat for a dozen unaccompanied foreign minors throughout the year.
Combats early school leaving, arranging coaching sessions
The charity organises classes for young people from 16 to 25 to prepare for training or a job.
Helps first-generation students from low-income families go to university, get a degree and good job
The "Success" programme for 2019-2020 provides personalised and pertinent advice to 10 students.
Helps children and adults with Down syndrome and autism
With “Being able to be me”, Il Balzo seeks to provide (a) quality leisure-time activities for handicapped children and teenagers, and (b) parents and other carers a well-deserved break.
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