Our Bright Futures team in India are providing practical and educational support to local schools, as well as funding essential village infrastructure.

Connersville hosts charity on a mission to bring opportunity to young people.

2022 was the first year of Bright Futures, Howden’s Global community volunteering program supporting people in disadvantaged and underrepresented communities around the world.

Howden set to open its Skills Development Centre to support local talent in Chennai, India

Earlier this month, the Howden Renfrew site hosted the first event in collaboration with Primary Engineer, where they welcomed over 70 pupils from St Mary’s & St Peter’s Primary School for interactive half day sessions.

An inspirational community based initiative supporting children who have learning difficulties in partnership with De Tender School

Howden has signed a national partnership with PRIMARY ENGINEER® to bring engineering into classrooms across Scotland. This new partnership is only one of two in the Scottish region, which will play an important role to link schools into industry partners.

After meeting with some of the team from May We Help, the Fairfield Bright Futures volunteers decided to use their engineering skills to build sensory chairs for children with autism and PTSD.

Howden are pleased to announce that we have recently welcomed three S5 students through the Nuffield Research Placements (NRP) programme to Howden.

In Africa, Howden helps to foster real improvements among local communities to improve access to education for disadvantaged young people.

In Mexico, Howden run an Internship Program to help improve gender representation. Around 200 students have taken part in the last 11 years and 52 have become full time participants have become employees in Howden.