Feedback on Our Work
Below is a collection of feedback from clients, suppliers, partners, parent workers, young workers and children who have worked with us and experienced the impact of our work. Your feedback is invaluable. Connect with us today to share your experiences – we'd love to hear from you!
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We will definitely be continuing the Access to Decent Work for Youth programme independently in 2025 to recruit more young workers, as we have seen its benefits not only to our factory but also to the young workers themselves.
Since 2021, Under Armour has proudly partnered with The Centre to enhance the wellbeing of suppliers’ workers through the WeCare programme. The Centre has offered invaluable guidance over the years, overseeing the successful implementation of the program to address the practical needs of all parties. We are grateful for The Centre’s collaboration in reaching more beneficiaries, introducing new wellbeing activities, and expanding to new countries. We look forward to our continued collaboration.
It is the key focus of Migros to protect the human rights of workers and mitigate corresponding salient risks in our supply chain. Taiwan is one of the areas with overseas migrant workers in common; we found there is a need to enhance our Taiwan factory's awareness of migrant workers’ rights and corresponding recruitment practices. Thanks to The Centre for Child Rights and Business for organising the project; we did observe the enhancement of factories’ awareness and practices throughout the process.
In 2023, The Centre conducted a thorough harassment awareness and prevention workshop at a supplier factory in China. Their holistic approach included training for workers and practical recommendations aimed at fostering long-term prevention. The factory has since implemented a zero-tolerance policy and added anti-harassment policies to staff handbooks, with biannual training planned to strengthen prevention. We commend The Centre for their professionalism and effectiveness in delivering this workshop.
I want to become a supervisor one day in this factory. Therefore, I plan to stay with the factory and continue to learn new skills to prepare better for my career path.
I am grateful to be part of such a meaningful initiative that will not only help support my children financially but also provide psychological support. The valuable knowledge The Centre and Save the Children share will help my family safeguard our children’s future. (Commenting on the Child Benefit Allowance Initiative in Sri Lanka, winner of the Seal Challenge, 2023)
This programme has given me a new life; Because of this programme, I became capable of getting a good job. After completing the training, I got a job as an operator in a garment factory. Now I am working hard to support my mother.
WeCare consistently provides practical benefits to our workers' personal and professional lives, particularly through the Working Parent Training (WPT) component. In 2023, we plan to replicate the WPT Training of Trainers to train additional trainers and expand the programme's coverage to more parent workers.
I'm happy to be part of this remediation programme as it helps me to continue school and lead a normal life as a child. I'll be involved in the remediation programme until I complete school.
To date, we have The Centre’s service to highly professional, reliable and efficient, with The Centre always on standby to help gather time-sensitive information, draw up tailored remediation programmes and implement them from start to finish.
(Date: 2021)
Our collaboration with The Centre enables us to bear more responsibility for the wellbeing of the people who workinour purchasing chain and their families, by ensuring children are taken care of while the parents are at work.
(Date: 2021)
The motivation for the factory to implement the WeCare programme is primarily driven by the positive impact it has on our workers. The programme consistently provides practical benefits to our workers' personal and professional lives, particularly through the Working Parent Training (WPT) component. In 2023, we will replicate the WPT TOT to train additional trainers and expand the programme's coverage to more parent workers.
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