Workers Aflame! started in 2009 as a Christian Staff Network group in Ealing Council. It provided a safe space to support staff and helped raise awareness by organising strategic diversity events.

 

The group was instrumental in aiding staff well-being and providing an outlet for the collective voice. And, over the years, it become recognised and celebrated within the organisation as an asset that contributed to increased staff morale and productivity.

 

In 2019 Workers Aflame! evolved into something else. It held interactive online 'Sessions' that enabled workers to gather and talk through topics that enabled effective equipping and empowering to flourish in the corporate community. The 'Sessions' were guided conversations on relevant issues that impact faith and belief in public life.

 

Currently, Worker Aflame! creates forums for workers to gather, listen to one another and to experts, and learn how to do life holistically and successfully.

 

We examine ways and means to meaningfully engage in the most critical of our relationships, both primary and secondary, in order to have an impact on society. We discuss the great opportunities we have and the many obstacles that we face as we seek to live a life of significance.

 

The aim is to be sufficiently equipped and empowered to flourish in ourselves, and then have the head and heart space to add value to those around us - in our families, our communities, our workplaces and our society.

 

Workers Aflame! is voluntarily run and is therefore dependent on Donations.

It is a Community Interest Company (CIC).

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