Tom Shore, Architects Benevolent Society

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Tom Shore Architects Benevolent SocietyStudio Culture & Wellbeing

Architecture can be a brilliant industry, but people still need proper support routes when work, money, health or personal circumstances become difficult.

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Stephen Drew speaks with Tom Shore from the Architects Benevolent Society about support for people in architecture, financial help, wellbeing, family support, the ABS Ambassador Scheme, fundraising and how the charity adapted during COVID-19.

The conversation covers:

What the Architects Benevolent Society does for people connected to architecture

How financial, wellbeing and family support can make a practical difference

Why signposting matters when someone in the profession is struggling

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0:00 · Stephen Drew
Stephen Drew
Hi, everybody. I am Stephen Drew, Head of Architecture at McDonnell and Company, and I am joined here by Tom Shaw. Tom, hi, how are you? Good, thanks, Drew. How's it going? All right. I'm living the COVID dream.
0:00 · Stephen Drew
Stephen Drew
So Tom, we know each other from the ABS, the Architectural Benevolence Society and the Mason Charity.

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