Clough has been a proud partner of Stars Foundation since 2021, actively engaging students with work experience opportunities, hosting Open Days to encourage their interest in STEM careers, and attending Stars’ careers forum and events. The holistic program Stars has developed is based on strong, trusting relationships, providing culturally safe environments where the girls and young women in the program feel nurtured and inspired. Full-time Mentors provide a diverse range of activities to support Stars’ students to develop the self-esteem, confidence and life skills they need to successfully participate in school and transition into a positive and independent future. 

Clough has been a proud partner of MATES since 2020 and we are committed to being a part of the change that’s needed in the construction industry’s approach to mental health and suicide prevention, to make a difference in addressing these distressing realities. Together, Clough and MATES have a shared commitment to support our people and our broader communities through the delivery of suicide prevention training. Improving mental health and well-being outcomes in the industry is a collective responsibility; everyone has the power to make a difference to someone in need.

Clough is a proud partner of Starlight Children’s Foundation, supporting the Healthier Futures Initiative across Western Australia and Queensland. Starlight’s Healthier Futures Initiative works to enhance healthcare experiences for children and families in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. Through engaging visits from Captain Starlight, the initiative helps reduce anxiety around medical treatments and encourages greater participation in essential healthcare services, ensuring more children from remote communities receive the vital medical attention they need.

Clough has been a proud partner of Clontarf Foundation since 2014, empowering their mission to enhance the education, discipline, life skills, self-esteem, and employment prospects of young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander men around Australia. We actively engage with students at events, Open Days and project site visits to encourage their interest in STEM careers and the engineering and construction industries.Clontarf Foundation now have more than 12,000 participants and 162 Academies operating across six states/territories in Australia.