The New Year heralds an exciting new phase for motor project SKIDZ which is to forge ahead with plans to develop the charity into a nationwide operation.
The plans follow an overhaul of the High Wycombe-based charity’s operational methods to secure a sustainable future for SKIDZ which has also received £100,000 of grants over recent months, reflecting confidence in its new approach aimed at making the organisation more self-sufficient.

The post Self-sustainability strategy secures funding for SKIDZ appeared first on Professional Motor Mechanic.

SKIDZ motor project has appointed Jonathan Tribe to head-up the charity’s business approach to fund-raising by developing its number plate business with rally driving legend and SKIDZ Patron Paddy Hopkirk and Spanish company Samar’t.
The partnership was launched in February as a way of SKIDZ self-funding its work with disadvantaged and disaffected young people, rather than relying on grants and donations from benevolent supporters.

The post Number plates are a Samar’t way to support SKIDZ appeared first on Professional Motor Mechanic.

SKIDZ motor project is seeking quality cars to give its vehicle maintenance students a chance to learn the diagnostic skills needed by today’s technicians.
The charity gratefully receives donated cars which are used particularly in the NVQ accredited Institute of the Motor Industry (IMI) level 1 and level 2 courses, but also to teach disadvantaged and disaffected young people Primary Skills and Health safety.

The post SKIDZ seeks quality cars for diagnostic skills training appeared first on Professional Motor Mechanic.