Welcome to the EEIBA

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Welcome to the EEIBA

The Electrical and Electronics Industries Benevolent Association

The EEIBA is the only charity to help those in hardship or distress who work, or have worked in the electrical and electronics industry. The charity offers help and assistance to all age groups, from the youngest child to the oldest pensioner, anywhere in the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland. Our support is also extended to dependants.

Over the last 100 years, the charity has assisted people from all backgrounds and age groups from all over the United Kingdom.

The EEIBA provides support in a number of ways, examples of which include:

Helping to source benefits or allowances.

Collaborating with or seeking funding from other charities and benefit networks.

Assisting individuals and families to overcome the impact of living on low incomes and savings.

Providing equipment, facilities and financial assistance to ease the impact of living with a disability.

EEIBA History

The Electrical and Electronics Industries Benevolent Association (EEIBA) was established in 1905 by the newly formed National Electrical Manufacturers' Association, which later became BEAMA.
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Our Services

Whether it is providing emergency financial assistence, advice and counselling or simply being there to talk to, EEIBA has the power to make a difference to peoples lives. We rely on the support of our stakeholders, volunteers and fund raisers to enable us to carry out this valuable work.

The work of the EEIBA takes many forms as each year the charity gives support and advice and if necessary, financial help to a wide range of clients who work or have worked in the electrical or electronics industry.

Our clients come from all walks of life and can include electricians, van drivers and those from the manufacturing sector or even high street electrical retailers.