Beneficiaries
EEIBA looks after people - individuals and families - who need support and encouragement; we focus on the well being of those in need.
EEIBA beneficiary stories 13 - 18
Alan, an electrical engineer from Sutton Bridge, had to have both legs amputated.
Iris MacFarlan spent much of her working life in sales centres with various electricity boards.
In 1995 Melvyn developed a spinal degenerative condition and is now registered disabled.
Marie could not afford a lift, so 'shepherd' Bryan Willeard contacted the EEIBA.
Derrick worked in the services department at Didcot Power Station from 1972 until 1989.
Walter lives alone and has asthma, bronchitis and arthritis that affects his mobility.
The Annual Review for 2008 is available as a downloadable PDF document.
As part of its commitment to the well-being of electrical contractors, NICEIC has entered a new partnership with EEIBA.
Latest powerLottery news.
See the latest powerLottery winners.
You can also see the previous winners.
National Golf returns to Woburn
More event information available
1st July 2010