Social Responsibility and Community
Adrian Kreter is committed about creating a positive social impact in the communities where his personal interests or businesses have a presence. Current activities support organisations with a focus on education and mental health, to empower and improve the quality of life for children and adults.
Arringo Ltd, announced its partnership with SirensFC, a premier football club in Malta Sliema, Malta, March 2023. Founded in 1968, Sirens FC competes in the Maltese Premier League.
Arringo's commitment to excellence and hard work in delivering exemplary outsourced services matches with Sirens FC's dedication to success on the field. By sponsoring the club, Arringo is demonstrating support for the local community, youth development and supporting Malta's thriving sports culture.
"We are excited to announce our partnership with Sirens FC, a professional football club that represents the spirit of excellence and teamwork that we at Arringo stand for," said Simon Camilleri, CEO of Arringo. " We believe in the power of sports to unite communities, and we are proud to be part of this partnership that promotes both sportsmanship and community development."
Mark Borg Hedley, President of Sirens FC since 2017, expressed his excitement for the partnership, saying "I am delighted to welcome Arringo as our new sponsor and partner. As a club, we are committed to building strong relationships with organisations that share our values and vision for the future".
The partnership reflects Arringo's commitment to excellence in all areas of business, from delivering high-quality outsourced services to supporting local sports teams and community initiatives.
A social farm supports people who are physically or mentally disadvantaged in a safe, caring and inclusive environment. Very different from traditional hospitals, a person can choose to participate in a range of activities based on their interests, such as animal care, gardening or indoor hobbies. The focus of a social farm is to encourage participants, in a non clinical setting to socialise, gain confidence and build relationships. They also support people to live ordinary lives, to integrate as part of their community, and develop their potential. Without this type of support, people with these disadvantages are often excluded from societies, and at times distanced from their families.
Annelies van de Waarsenburg, manages a social farm based on this model in the province Zeeland in the Netherlands. “De Zorgtafel Bouwensputsewegj”, as the property is named in Dutch, covers over half a hectare of land in the rural village of Wolphaartsdijk. Passionate about caring for people with mental health difficulties, her vision inspires her team of qualified professionals who support the participants of the farm. The social farm of Annelies, with their human approach to care, has received outstanding recognition from a local hospital. They have been amazed by the significant progress of participants, who enjoy a wide range of farming activities and therapeutic programs. Hospitals with classic methods often have not experienced the same results.
Adrian Kreter, a dynamic entrepreneur, was also inspired by the passion and determination to develop the social farm when he met Annelies . With her experience as a psychiatric and geriatric nurse, and also of social farms, Annelies had several years to create her vision. Adrian was convinced by this vision and provided the financial means to secure the land, property and animals. Since September 2022, Annelies has become the owner of the centre and leads her team with dedication. To assist Annelies in the development of her social farm, Adrian’s team also provides on-going support.
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