Almost 60 children and adults with disabilities took part in The Reason To Disability Triathlon sponsored by SOS Group in Hexham yesterday (Sunday 15 September). The competitors, aged from 8-years-old to adult, have a wide variety of disabilities and were able to complete a traditional triathlon by swimming, running and cycling with support and specially […]
One of our regional business partnerships, begun over 20 years ago, is continuing to flower in Hexham. When we launched SOS Group in 2002 one of our first clients was Hexham Abbey. Hexham Abbey required support to ensure the smooth running of their services and community events. The Abbey is celebrating its 1,350th anniversary this […]
Having delivered office services on the world stage at internationally significant sports competitions, SOS Group is now supporting a young boxer from Jarrow who has overcome significant health issues to achieve his own sporting goals. Charlie Lewis, aged 14 attends Jarrow School, and has struggled with fitness all his life, having been born prematurely and […]
Team Valley-based SOS Group is blessed to work with a varied range of clients, from start-ups to international household names, and is celebrating one of its longest standing business relationships by donating to support its community work. The office technology provider has worked with St James’ and St Basil’s Church in Fenham, Newcastle, for over […]
Our commitment to supporting local community organisations continues with a donation to the wonderful Smile For Life charity, which is making a positive difference in the lives of young people across the North East. SOS Group director, Andrew Skelton, was proud to attend the charity’s recent celebration event and took the opportunity to present a […]
Everyone at SOS Group is incredibly proud to sponsor and support the wonderful Reason To Disability Triathlon, which took place in glorious sunshine in Newcastle yesterday. Almost 50 North East children and adults with disabilities took part in the annual event, jointly held at David Lloyd Club and Paddy Freeman’s Park, making it the largest […]
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