9THE ALDERSHOT PROJECTukwww.crash.org.ukCONSTRUCTING A FUTUREStep by Step provides training in life skills to enable the young people to regain their self-esteem and enter back into the community with a job or a college place or training placement. Clients progress through a four-step accommodation service. Each step offers greater independence as they demonstrate their willingness to take more responsibility for their lives and those around them. HOW IT WORKSsupport to homeless young people. We put together a design and waterproofing package that not only took into account the current structure and thermal performance, but also ensured the lowest maintenance solution." Amanda Dubarry, chief executive of Step by Step, added: "The new building is a significant milestone for us, however it is the people CRASH brings together from the construction and property industry, and the value of their professional expertise and free materials, that have given us a much better building allowing us to sustain our mission of transforming young lives." CLIENTS ARE GIVEN THE GUIDANCE THEY NEED TO SECURE JOBS OR STUDY PLACES A FOUR-STEP ACCOMMODATION PROCESSPROVIDES A PATH BACK TO INDEPENDENCE

MARATHONS AND MINCE PIES1011CONSTRUCTING A FUTUREwww.crash.org.ukwww.mtech UK is a technical services provider and a UK a subsidiary of Dutch parent company Imtech NV Group. The £460m turnover division employs around 2,500 staff. In the UK the firm focuses specifically on providing services to four sectors; utilities, buildings, industry and infrastructure. The group delivers complex mechanical and electrical engineering installations and provides a wide range of solutions to the water, wastewater and industrial markets.Imtech's parent company is a ?4.5bn European technical services provider based in the Netherlands. The 23,000-strong firm focuses on electrical engineering in sectors including buildings and infrastructure. The firm has 345 offices across Europe and mainly operates in the UK, Spain, the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg, Germany, the Nordic regions and Eastern Europe. Since the company's establishment in 1993, Imtech has been typified by strong continuous Imtech charity work and CSR projects352-358 City Road, LondonWith over 500 clients coming through the doors of this central London residential care home each year, it's no surprise that the facilities become worn down on a regular basis. Back in 2008 CRASH helped to upgrade key facilities after it was approached to help improve the showers and toilets on the premises. And that's where Imtech came in. After being enlisted to help by CRASH, the firm reviewed the mechanical, electrical and plumbing (MEP) scheme for the building to develop a solution for the refurbishment of the bathroom facilities. Imtech provided a design lead and a public health engineer to liaise with the City Road team, the builder and the suppliers over the course of several months to make sure the project was delivered to the highest possible standards. The firm also provided project advice throughout the build and final inspection of works to make sure the result created a modern, secure and up to date facility for the tenants.Imtech ensured a modern, secure and up to date facility for the tenants of City Road in LondonImtech has ambitious growth plans but is also dedicated to its role as CRASH patron, and finds time for both fundraising and updating facilitiesgrowth. In November 2010, Imtech Group announced its new growth strategy for 2011-2015 which will see revenue rise to ?8bn through a mixture of organic growth and targeted acquisition. Through this growth the company aims to; strengthen its position in existing European buildings, industry and traffic and infrastructure markets, expand activities in Europe and in the global marine market, follow key customers beyond Europe into emerging markets, focus more on the growth of green technology in the energy and environment market and grow in specific technology domains such as data centres and waste water.