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WELCOME TO CONSTRUCTION SPORT

The Proactive Approach To Mental Health In Construction.

Building teams, Saving Lives

INDIRECT AND PEER TO PEER SUPPORT

DIRECT

INTERVENTION

INDUSTRY CHANGE

POLICY AND LEGISLATIVE CHANGE

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Join the Hundred Club

Join our Hundred Club! Providing the first ever construction workforce assistance programme.

With the support from our members we are able to produce and deliver direct resource to support the construction workforce.

At Construction Sport we understand first hand the severity of the struggles that have come to light in past years for Construction workers,

we understand how important it is that the right resource, support and guidance is available and easily accessible. 

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Our Hundred Club Members

“I have been a member of Construction Sport Hundred Club for a couple years now and can honestly say I am a massive fan. I've met some of my favourite construction people in Hundred Club, everyone is down to earth, and the sports events are fun and engaging. I'm proud to be a Hundred Club member, to show my support towards better mental health in the construction industry. I would encourage everyone in construction, at levels, to join us not just for the craic but for a chance to be part of positive change for construction!” 

Eve Lameks, The Tender Trainers

WHY CHOOSE CONSTRUCTION SPORT

Construction Sport is built to provide sporting opportunities for construction workers to enjoy themselves, in doing so this allows us to let off steam in a positive environment.

Within the Construction industry physical health and safety has been prioritised, the protocols that have been introduced have been made significant improvements, the statistics prove this, on-site fatalities have dropped significantly over the past decades, but that’s just half the battle.

Construction Sport has been launched to give the Construction workforce the opportunity of much needed downtime, away from the tools, away from laptops, away from the stresses of day to day life. By doing this we create opportunities for people to enjoy themselves, let their hair down and address their mental health.

 

By building teams, we save lives.

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OUR IMPACTFUL PROJECTS

Discover the upcoming projects aimed at enhancing the well-being of construction workers. From establishing community sports facilities to organizing wellness retreats, each project is designed to make a positive difference in the lives of those in the construction industry.

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WAYS TO GET INVOLVED

Explore the various ways you can contribute to our cause and make a meaningful impact. Whether it's through donations, volunteering, or participating in our events, your support is crucial in helping us continue our mission.

STAY CONNECTED

Stay updated with the latest news, stories, and initiatives from Construction Sport. Our dedication to promoting well-being and team camaraderie is reflected in every update we share.

MEET OUR TEAM

Get to know the passionate individuals who drive the mission of Construction Sport. Our team is committed to creating a positive impact within the construction industry and ensuring the well-being of every worker.

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UPCOMING SPORTING EVENTS

  • HINKLEY TO SIZEWELL THE MOVIE
    HINKLEY TO SIZEWELL THE MOVIE
    26 days to the event
    Fri 13 Mar
    EVERYMAN BROADGATE
    Join us for a special screening of our documented cycle trip from Hinkley to Sizewell. This film shows our team from a different perspective. the graft, the laughs, the challenges, and the process behind the miles. More than just a ride, it captures what Construction Sport is all about.
  • St Patricks Day Trek
    St Patricks Day Trek
    30 days to the event
    Tue 17 Mar
    Liverpool Street Station
    This St Patrick’s Day, join Construction Sport for a 20-mile trek with great people, plenty of banter, and a little Irish flavour along the way. Same classic challenge, just a bit more craic than usual. Boots on, green on.
  • Lower Thames Crossing to Sizewell C
    Lower Thames Crossing to Sizewell C
    59 days to the event
    Wed 15 Apr
    Location is TBD
    After an unforgettable last cycle, we’re coming back. stronger, better, and with a few more downhill sections. Our next ride takes us from the Lower Thames Crossing to Sizewell, bringing the team together once again to show how sport builds resilience, connection, and better mental health.

Geoff Vincent, GVR Solutions

“Sport is beneficial, I think for the mental health side of things. Obviously gets you out of the house, fitness, it’s just good to relieve stress as well I think more than anything.” 

Helen Pietruch, Vinci Building

“The Peloton Challenge pushed my limits and brought out the best in our team. It was about camaraderie, achievement, and highlighting the importance of wellbeing in construction. I’m proud to have been part of it and I’d do it again in a heartbeat.”

Jaimie Jenkins, Deltashor 

“I connected with someone who shared similar struggles with alcohol and mental health, it was reassuring to talk openly in a supportive space. I’ve made genuine friendships through this event, built solely on a shared commitment to better mental health. That comfort and openness are priceless.”

Explore the Collection

All profits from construction Sport merchandise goes towards Construction Sport as a charitable donation.

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