RoSPA Sponsors
Find out more about the companies who are supporting RoSPA through sponsorship.
Awards and Occupational Safety Events
One of the main areas of RoSPA’s work is in occupational health and safety and we are grateful to a number of sponsors in this field. Highly prized and acknowledged worldwide, the RoSPA Health and Safety Awards can be counted as one of the Society’s foremost success stories.
Since 2006, the RoSPA Awards Golden Jubilee, the scheme sponsor has been the National Examination Board in Occupational Safety and Health (NEBOSH) - the leading qualification awarding body for professionals working in the health and safety field.
Britax Excelsior Road Safety Congress
Britain’s leading child car seat manufacturer - Britax is the current sponsor of RoSPA’s annual Road Safety Conference. Leading the industry in research, development, testing and quality, and the first British manufacturer to achieve accreditation to ISO 9000 and be BSI registered, Britax have agreed to sponsor this annual event for the next three years. For more information on the Congress, visit: www.rospa.com/road
RoSPA Safety & Health at Work Congress
In 2007 this prestigious event was sponsored by Royal Mail.
In 2006 the RoSPA Safety and Health at Work Congress was sponsored by EDF Energy, one of the UK's leading energy companies. EDF Energy is responsible for the electricity distribution networks in London, the South-East and the East of England and supplies energy to more than five million customers nationwide. Held at the NEC each May, the event is co-located with the Safety and Health at Work Expo, The Facilities Show and the International Police Conference and Exhibition ACPO.
Occupational Road Risk Seminars and Safety Awareness Exchange events
Once again RoSPA has led the field by creating innovative events. Management of Occupational Road Risk is a key issue for RoSPA, and Toyota has sponsored a series of national and regional seminars on the topic. The brand association is excellent, and Toyota has continued the relationship by sponsoring a series of new events, which RoSPA launched in December 2005, called Safety Awareness Exchanges. Some of the previous Safety Awareness Exchange sponsors include:
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Toyota S’cool To Be Safe - Theatre in Education
S'cool to be Safe is a national Theatre-in-Education (TIE) project focusing on areas of everyday life where children may be in danger, with an overall aim to reduce the number of accidents that kill and injure over two million children each year.
It was launched in 1998, by Toyota, in collaboration with RoSPA and Catalyst Theatre in Health Education Company - who devise and perform the programmes.
Domestos - Sponsorship for Safety Education
For over a decade Domestos partnered The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents in projects designed to help promote better safety practices in the home. Very young children are not ready either physically or mentally to recognise a potential risk and keep themselves out of danger. RoSPA compiled new research, 
sponsored by Domestos, into how children develop an understanding of safety and how parents can best use language and play to help their children learn about hazards and risk.
They have also sponsored a risk assessment computer package for children called Find It, Fix It and Safe Start, and Small Beginnings, children’s resources featuring activities and stories to teach safety awareness have also been sponsored by Domestos. Both were aimed at pre-school and infant children.
Halifax Insurance Sponsorship of the National Safe Driving Awards
The RoSPA National Safe Driving Awards Scheme is a programme aimed at companies with staff who drive as part of their work. It is a low cost, low administration reward scheme for encouraging safe and responsible driving. There are 
currently over 50,000 drivers enrolled as members.
RoSPA secured significant sponsorship from Halifax General Insurance Services Ltd to underwrite the costs of development and promotion of the Scheme. This partnership was formed through the motor insurance arm of Halifax where they have strengthened their positioning as a value for money, quality product by an association that reinforces their commitment to improved driver standards and safer roads.
The Morphy Richards Kitchen Safety Pack
The kitchen is one of the main danger areas in the home. An estimated 224,000 people go to hospital A&E departments each year after suffering from the consequences of an accident in the kitchen and some people will die from their injuries. Nearly half of all deaths from kitchen accidents are because of chip pan fires. Morphy Richards worked with RoSPA on this pack for professionals working in the field of home safety to draw attention to these risks an
d to help them advise vulnerable groups about kitchen accident prevention.
Norwich Union Young Worker Website
The safety of young workers is the focus of a web site produced by RoSPA and sponsored by Norwich Union Risk Services. It is designed not only to help young people aged 14 to 25 years, but also work experience organisers and businesses and organisations with less than 200 employees. The website is a powerful aid to anyone with responsibility for young people in the workplace and to young people themselves - particularly if they want to find out more, or have worries about health and safety. As well as providing basic guidance, information, quizzes and i
nteractive safety exercises, it also signposts where to find further help and resources.
MD Foods Child Road Safety Campaign
RoSPA worked with MD Foods - one of the UK’s largest dairies on a conspicuity campaign aimed at parents and children in primary schools. Over 300,000 flyers were distributed to parents through schools and milk deliveries in the MD Foods milk distribution area. The campaign included a spot the dangers in the street competition, with free reflective armbands, and a free road safety pack for schools including a RoSPA road safety pictorial resource.
HSBC Firework Safety
Each year hundreds of people are injured by fireworks. That was why RoSPA joined forces for two consecutive years with HSBC to publish a firework safety leaflet Bonfires, 
Bangers and Barbecues. The leaflet was distributed free of charge to RoSPA Members, sold through RoSPA’s catalogue of safety products and promoted through HSBC and its school banking service.
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