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Bryson Charitable Group

Organisation Summary

Business Sector:Ending poverty through maximising potential; Environment

Business Activities:Community services

Business Location:Northern Ireland, Great Britain, Republic of Ireland

Chief Executive:Shane Logan

Turnover:£50m

Employees:1,000

Legal structure:Charity and Company Limited by Guarantee

Website:www.brysongroup.org

Bryson Charitable Group

Bryson exists to make the greatest difference to the greatest need. Founded in 1906, it helps over 60,000 people every year by focussing on maximising the potential of people and the environment.

Its three subsidiary companies operate a diverse range of services out of over 30 sites across Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland and Great Britain.

Bryson Care provides emergency response and longer-term interventions to maximise potential.

Bryson Pathways develops and delivers a range of interventions to directly address root causes of poverty across education, employment, income, health and the environment.

Bryson Recycling provides kerbside and household recycling across Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland and Wales. It is committed to recycling in the most environmentally friendly way and driving world best recycling rates.

E3M Member

Bryson Charitable Group

Name:Shane Logan

Title :CEO

Shane joined Bryson as CEO in November 2018.

The Bryson Group has almost 120 years of experience tackling major social and economic challenges, supporting over 60,000 people each year through over 1,000 staff:

• Providing emergency relief
• Interventions to address the root causes of poverty across education, employment, income and health
• Social care services
• Kerbside and household recycling services supporting over 600,000 households

Bryson’s services are designed to make the greatest difference to the greatest need.