Clark Contracts Supports Award Winning Social Enterprise

Clark Contracts has been working with award winning social enterprise, CCI Scotland to support individuals with a range of support needs.

CCI Scotland is a unique social enterprise, incorporating a charity that delivers person centred programmes to people with various support needs and is a professional company that delivers a range of landscaping and minor civils works.

Main contractor, Clark Contracts, has utilised CCI Scotland’s services on a number of construction projects including four nursery and early years’ centres delivered for The City of Edinburgh Council and Kinnaird Early Years Campus delivered for Falkirk Council.

The most recent project the two companies have worked together on is the restoration of Saughton Park for the City of Edinburgh Council where CCI Scotland delivered soft landscaping works.

Michael Scanlan, Director, Clark Contracts said “It is fantastic to support this valuable social enterprise and we hope we can continue to support them to deliver the incredible work they do. We are always looking for new ways in which we can support the communities in which we work and we believe working with CCI Scotland is a great way to do this. We look forward to continuing our productive work with CCI Scotland in the future”.

Dougie Smith, General Manager, CCI Scotland said “Securing various projects with Clark Contracts has not only allowed CCI to deliver our high quality and attention to detail landscaping packages, it has also provided our social enterprise with essential financial backing. This undoubtedly transforms the lives of the most vulnerable members of society. We are excited about our future relationship with Clark Contracts and as our tagline says “We are creating landscapes, changing lives” together “We can create more landscapes and change even more lives”.

Social Enterprise, CCI Scotland’s mission statement is to give everyone the opportunity to make a contribution to their community with the focus on the interests and abilities of our participants rather than on illness, disability or disadvantage.

Click here to watch CCI Scotland’s video to find out more about the people they support and the valuable work they deliver.