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Our corporate social responsibilities reflect Kentec Training’s commitment to making a positive impact beyond our core services. We actively support safer workplaces, invest in people through training and development, and contribute to initiatives that benefit our communities and the wider industry. We believe in operating responsibly, ethically, and with a long term focus on doing what is right for our clients, our people, and the environment.
Kentec is a Bronze Supporter of the No Falls Foundation, the UK’s only registered charity dedicated exclusively to the prevention of falls from height. The charity works to improve awareness, provide education, and support initiatives that reduce fall related incidents, while also assisting individuals and families affected by such accidents within the workplace.
Our support reflects a shared commitment to improving safety standards across the industries we serve, particularly within working at height environments where risk awareness and proper training are critical. In addition to our annual bronze contribution, we also have donation boxes located at both our Tonbridge and Ashford training centres, helping to raise funds and support the Foundation’s ongoing work in preventing falls and promoting safer working practices.
Kentec Training is also a preferred supplier of the Career Transition Partnership (CTP), recognising us as an approved training provider supporting service leavers as they transition from military service into civilian careers. The CTP, operated by the UK Ministry of Defence, connects veterans with trusted organisations that can help them build meaningful post service employment pathways through accredited training and development.
Through our Instructor Academy, we provide a structured route for ex Armed Forces personnel to retrain as health & safety and working at height instructors. This programme is designed to build on the discipline, operational experience, and safety awareness gained during military service, converting it into recognised instructional competence within the training industry. It enables service leavers to progress into rewarding careers where they can pass on their knowledge and experience to the next generation of workers in high risk environments.
Kentec Training proudly supports the Army Benevolent Fund, the leading charity supporting soldiers, veterans, and their families across the United Kingdom. The charity provides vital financial assistance, recovery support, and lifelong care for members of the Army community, helping those who have served to live with dignity, independence, and security after service.
As part of this commitment, two members of Kentec Training’s management team took on the 100km Western Front Line Walk across the historic First World War battlefields of France and Belgium. The challenge followed key frontline locations and memorial sites, raising awareness and funds in support of the Armed Forces community. Through sponsorship and donations, they collectively raised over £3,000 for the Army Benevolent Fund, directly contributing to its ongoing work supporting veterans and their families.
Blind Veterans UK is a national charity dedicated to supporting blind and vision impaired veterans to rebuild their lives after sight loss. The organisation provides lifelong practical, emotional, and financial support, helping veterans regain confidence, independence, and access to new opportunities through rehabilitation, training, and community support services.
Kentec Training donated £500 in support of two of our Armed Forces veteran instructors Jason Whybrow & Jason Bradbury as they took part in the London Marathon 2026, running in aid of Blind Veterans UK. Their efforts raised over £2,800 for the charity, directly contributing to the vital services it provides for veterans living with sight loss. The challenge reflected both their personal commitment and our wider dedication to supporting the Armed Forces community and the charities that serve them.
Kent Search & Rescue is a volunteer led emergency response charity that supports the police in locating high risk missing persons across Kent. Operating 24/7, the team provides specialist search capabilities, trained volunteers, and vital support to help bring vulnerable individuals home safely. Their work plays a critical role in safeguarding communities and responding to urgent incidents across the county.
Kentec Training proudly donated £150 in support of our instructors Lewis Smith and Jason Whybrow, who took on a 50km trek in a single day through the Kent countryside to raise funds for the charity. Their challenge helped contribute to the ongoing work of Kent Search & Rescue, supporting the training, equipment, and operational readiness required to continue their life saving missions.
