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Birmingham Post
Birmingham Post
Business
Lauren Phillips

The thriving Port Talbot social enterprise employing women who have suffered domestic abuse

A social enterprise which helps women who have experienced domestic abuse get back into employment has grown from four employees to 44 after securing new contracts with a major building contractor.

Commercial and domestic cleaning company Thrive Group Wales has grown the number of its housekeeping staff after renewing contracts with Bouygues UK to maintain its welfare buildings on the Kingsway in Swansea and the Pentre Awel project in Llanelli.

The enterprise is now set to reach a turnover of £400,000 this year.

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