On Friday 15 May 2026, Tarem Services Mobile Foodbank partnered with WPS, a valued client for whom we provide services in the Islington area, to support the food bank distribution at Andover Estate Community Centre.
Together, volunteers distributed 100 food bags containing essential food and household items. Each bag was designed to support at least two people, meaning the initiative provided assistance to approximately 200 individuals.
This event forms part of Tarem Services’ wider mission to tackle food insecurity in the communities we serve.
Since launching the Tarem Services Mobile Foodbank in October 2024, the initiative has supported more than 2,088 people across London and beyond.
We are grateful to WPS and all the volunteers who helped make the distribution possible.
At Tarem Services, we believe business can be a force for good. By working with our clients and community partners, we continue to tackle food insecurity and deliver measurable social value where it is needed most.
Interested in partnering with Tarem Services to support local communities? Get in touch at community@taremservices.com.
On 13 May 2026, social enterprise cleaning company Tarem Services marked 27 years of using business as a force for positive social change.
Founded in 1999, Tarem Services was established with a clear mission: to tackle in-work poverty, particularly among cleaners and other blue-collar workers whose essential contributions are often overlooked. That mission remains at the heart of the company today.
Over the past 27 years, Tarem Services has combined professional cleaning and labour services with a commitment to fair wages, profit sharing, employee ownership, environmental responsibility, and community support. This approach reflects the belief that meaningful work should provide dignity, stability, and opportunity.
In 2024, Tarem Services expanded its social mission through the launch of its Mobile Foodbank initiative, which has already supported more than 2,088 individuals facing food insecurity.
While industries, communities, and the challenges people face have evolved over nearly three decades, one principle has remained constant: a commitment to putting people first.
Tarem Services is grateful to every employee, client, partner, and supporter who has contributed to this journey.
Twenty-seven years on, the mission remains as important as ever.
And the work continues.
On Tuesday 21 April, Tarem Services’ Mobile Foodbank helped tackle food insecurity in London by supporting more than 200 residents in Westminster.
Working in partnership with Morgan Sindall Property Services, we visited Brunel Happy Club at Brunel Happy Hub, part of the Westminster City Council community network.
Together, we distributed 100 food bags, each designed to support at least two people, containing essential items including rice, cooking oil, long-life milk and toothpaste.
Elizabeth from Happy Lizzy Event Planning CIC said:
“We are proud to be making a positive difference and strengthening support within the local community.”
Polly Evans, Social Value Officer at Morgan Sindall Property Services, said:
“This initiative shows what can be achieved when businesses come together and contribute time, skills and resources.”
Tarem Services Mobile Foodbank is part of our wider mission to tackle food insecurity and in-work poverty across the communities we serve.
Thank you to every volunteer, partner and team member who made this support possible.
Tarem Services Mobile Foodbank Croydon supported around 200 residents facing financial hardship during a food distribution on Monday, 23 March 2026.
The initiative took place at Croydon Family Hub within the Samuel Coleridge Taylor Centre. Volunteers from Tarem Services, CBRE, and Zurich UK prepared and distributed 100 bags of essential food supplies.
The activity was delivered in a neighbourhood where Tarem Services provides cleaning services for Zurich UK through CBRE. This reflects a practical commitment to creating social value through corporate partnerships.
Since launching in October 2024, the Mobile Foodbank has supported more than 1,888 individuals across London. Continued demand highlights the growing pressure rising living costs place on households.
Deputy Mayor supports community initiative
Deputy Mayor of Croydon, Councillor Lynne Hale, attended the distribution.
She said:
“I was delighted to go along to the latest Tarem Services Mobile Foodbank in Croydon on Monday. By providing thoughtfully put together bags of essential food supplies, this dedicated team is really helping some of our most vulnerable families, at a time when they are struggling so much with the cost of living. Indeed, such was the demand, that Tarem Services with their social enterprise partners CBRE and Zurich UK, increased the number of bags of food supplies especially for this session. We are so grateful for this thoughtfulness.
It was so good to see the steady stream of people coming into the Croydon Family Hub at the Samuel Coleridge Taylor Centre, and leaving with some essential food supplies, knowing that people do care and are trying to support them.”
Partnership delivering local impact
The Mobile Foodbank forms part of Tarem Services’ wider mission to tackle in-work poverty and food insecurity. Collaboration with corporate partners enables the initiative to reach more vulnerable communities across London and in other UK locations.
To learn more about the Mobile Foodbank and how Tarem Services is supporting vulnerable communities, visit our Mobile Foodbank page.
For media enquiries or full release details, download the Mobile Foodbank Croydon release.
On Friday, 13 March 2026, Tarem Services Limited was presented with the Social Value Award at the Northern Home Counties Supply Chain Awards, hosted by Morgan Sindall Construction.
The award recognises Tarem Services’ delivery of cleaning and labour services across construction and facilities management supply chains, while tackling in-work poverty through fair wages, secure employment, and training for people facing barriers to work.
This achievement builds on a growing track record of supporting leading contractors and public sector organisations through ethical service delivery and measurable social value outcomes.
Tarem Services is actively seeking opportunities to work with clients and organisations looking to strengthen social value across their projects and operations.
Learn more about our social impact or contact our team to discuss your requirements.
Tarem Services Limited has recently received official approval from the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) for its near-term emissions reduction target – a significant milestone in our commitment to responsible facilities and cleaning services.
Our emissions reduction commitment
We have committed to:
- Reduce absolute Scope 1 and Scope 2 greenhouse gas emissions by 42% by 2030
- Use 2024 as the base year
- Measure and actively reduce Scope 3 emissions
These targets are grounded in climate science and set a clear, measurable direction for how we operate.
Sustainability and social responsibility
As a social enterprise, we believe environmental responsibility and social responsibility must go hand in hand. Delivering cleaning and facilities services responsibly means caring for both the planet and the people within our business and the communities we serve.
What this means in practice
This approval strengthens our accountability to clients, staff, and stakeholders and reflects our ongoing commitment to building a business that does right by people and the environment.
Learn more about SBTi
The Science Based Targets initiative sets independently verified emissions reduction standards aligned with climate science. Find out more at sciencebasedtargets.org
On Friday 6 March, National Employee Appreciation Day, Tarem Services recognised the people behind its work.
We are proud to celebrate Neringa, who marks ten years with Tarem Services.
Neringa joined Tarem Services in 2016, drawn by the opportunity for flexible work that supported her family life. A decade later, she remains a valued member of our team, known for her reliability, professionalism, and dedication.
Despite facing health challenges, she has continued her work with resilience and care.
Reflecting on the milestone, Neringa said:
“I’ve been part of Tarem Services for 10 years, and I really value the flexibility that allows me to balance work with my family life. I also appreciate the way the company shares its success with staff. Receiving the gift to recognise my length of service means a great deal to me. It makes me feel genuinely valued and appreciated for the work I’ve contributed over the years.”
To mark the occasion, Neringa received an ethical gift hamper from Social Stories Club, a fellow social enterprise.
Client feedback over the years has also been consistently positive:
“Neringa has provided cleaning services for our offices for the past 10 years, and we have been very happy with her work. She is friendly and works to a high standard. Nothing is too much for her.”
– Office Manager
Long-serving team members like Neringa reflect the culture of fair treatment and stability that defines Tarem Services as a social enterprise.
On Wednesday, 4 March, Tarem Services returned to STORM Family Centre to deliver a Mobile Foodbank distribution in response to strong community demand.
Each food bag supported at least two people, meaning at least 64 individuals benefited.
Thank you to the volunteers who supported the preparation and delivery.
This initiative was made possible through services delivered to our Fulham-based client Balfour Beatty plc, demonstrating how responsible commercial activity can translate into measurable community impact.
At Tarem Services, tackling in-work poverty and food insecurity remains central to our mission.
We are already preparing for the next Mobile Foodbank distribution at the end of this month, with further distributions planned throughout the year as we continue supporting the communities we serve.
Watch a little festive cheer from us to you!
We’re part of a movement of over 16,000 employers committed to paying the real Living Wage because everyone deserves a decent standard of living.
But for Tarem Services, this isn’t just good practice. It is the foundation of our social mission to tackle in-work poverty.
This Living Wage Week (10–16 November), join the movement.
We are also joining in the fun with the #LogosInTheWild competition. Keep an eye out for us.