Electrical and Electronics Industries Benevolent Association - The Electronics Charity
Mrs Hunter Iris Alan Arthur Stephen and Jack John Susan Walker Phil Hodgson and his girls

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A little help for Stephen

Stephen and son Jack

Stephen lives in Long Eaton with his wife Samantha and two young children Amie and Jack. He worked for 10 years as a contracting electrician for a Nottingham based ECA member company.

Stephen has a mental illness, which meant he had to take time off work, and eventually, resigned from his job. This put a strain on the family finances so he approached the EEIBA and asked for financial help.

As a result, the EEIBA gave him help and advice on State Benefits, provided him with an immediate needs grant and a weekly grant to help him and his family through this difficult time.

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