SYTECH, the Staffordshire-based multi-disciplinary consultancy renowned for its pioneering work in digital forensics and cyber security, has announced a new partnership with Caudwell Children.
Built on a shared commitment to creating lasting positive change, the collaboration with the charity will create new opportunities, strengthen communities and support children, young people and families across the region.
Through the partnership, SYTECH and Caudwell Children will work together on a range of initiatives, including fundraising and volunteering activities, employability support, community events, and projects designed to promote inclusive workplace practices.
As part of the collaboration, SYTECH will deliver employee fundraising and volunteering initiatives, provide placement opportunities through Caudwell Children’s Shaping Futures programme, and offer valuable insight into careers in Digital Forensics, Cyber Security and related sectors. The company will also support community events and activities for children and families, share specialist expertise in areas such as Cyber Essentials, and work alongside Caudwell Children to champion neurodiversity awareness and inclusive workplace practices.
The partnership will further enhance opportunities for young people participating in Caudwell Children’s Shaping Futures post-16 education and employability programme, helping them explore potential career pathways, gain industry insight, and develop the skills and confidence needed for future employment.
Katy Austin, Account Manager at SYTECH, commented: “Partnering with Caudwell Children aligns closely with our values of community impact, social responsibility and putting people first. The charity’s commitment to improving the lives of children and families strongly resonates with our belief that businesses should use their expertise to create positive change.
“We’re excited to support the incredible work Caudwell Children delivers while creating opportunities for our employees to give back, develop new skills and engage with initiatives that make a meaningful difference. We look forward to working together throughout the year and building a partnership rooted in shared purpose, collaboration and positive impact.”
Tom Sherratt, Corporate Partnerships Manager at Caudwell Children, added: “We’re really pleased to be partnering with SYTECH and developing a relationship that creates meaningful opportunities for the young people and families we support. From employability and skills development through to volunteering and fundraising, this partnership has the potential to make a genuine difference while helping raise greater awareness and understanding around neurodiversity and disability.”
