From 1832 onwards, the Retail Trust has been caring for, protecting and improving the lives of people working in retail. Read our stories to learn how we’ve been transforming lives for good.
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When marketing management student Phillip James, 22, started to feel overwhelmed just a few weeks into his placement year, he contacted the Retail Trust for support.
With the help of financial aid from the Retail Trust, Emily Wilkinson, 34, is looking forward to welcoming Rollo, an autism support dog, into her home.
After a terrifying critical incident at a high street store in the Midlands, the head of HR reached out to the Retail Trust to find support for the store manager and her team. Emma and Annie share their story.
The journey we went on to deliver the highest rated training Aldi has ever offered.
When the Centellas family received the devastating news that eldest son Berenguer’s brain tumour was back, dad Jaume took leave to spend as much time with the family as possible.
Before Charles moved into his flat, he’d been living in a bedsit where he slept on a sofa. He felt too afraid to leave his home due to antisocial behaviour in the local area.
Jean, who lives in one of our extra-care flats, moved to the Leylands Estate over 20 years ago and has lived in three different properties as her needs have changed.
On arrival at St James Palace, we were taken aback on the grandeur of the room, we were served canapés and champagne, which were lovely.
Amanda Devine, PA and support office manager at the Retail Trust and Darren Williams, Retail Trust ambassador and the chair of the Retail Trust Celebration committee were invited to the late Queen’s garden party as representatives of the Retail Trust in 2017.
On entering St James’s Palace there was such a big staircase with the most beautiful long gold handrail and it was all so very elegant and such a beautiful room.
All the guests were stood in a line and then we waited for the late Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh to both arrive.
I remember that it was 2008 when I met Her Majesty the late Queen. It was very cold and had been snowing.
When Chris Stoddart, 43, suffered a panic attack at work, he found himself walking out – but a Retail Trust counsellor helped him find his way back.
Mr Gordon Deighton, Marshall Estate resident
Fiona Bowman, 64, escaped her violent relationship when a colleague offered help when she needed it the most
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