Audax are worldwide leaders and Pioneers in developing Body Worn Video (BWV) technology. Audax work in partnership with the Police, Emergency Services and the Security Industry to provide BWV solutions that meet “evidence secure” technology requirements.

The Consec Group has been using Audax Body Worn Camera’s for over 2 years. Whilst providing industry leading frontline preventative crime and anti-social behaviour services in support of both private sector clients and the public sector, these cameras have been invaluable.

They are robust and easy to use whilst providing excellent picture and audio quality. They have been vital in providing evidential footage in cases that have resulted in convictions for assault with a deadly weapon and two separate rapes.

Their reliability gives our staff complete peace of mind and have been pivotal in reducing offensive and threatening behaviour towards our staff.

After trying different Body Worn Camera systems on the market, we are extremely happy with the Audax product and would like to thank Adam and his team for the on-going technical support and cannot recommend Audax Body Worn Camera Systems highly enough for any frontline service provider.”

Genie pride themselves not only on their efficient, professional printing and design facilities but also the friendly and personal service that they offer to all customers. They provide customers with the best service possible throughout Brighton & the UK.

The Consec Group has been using Genie for over 4 years. Genie provides leading printing and design services supporting us and all of our staff. They have been an invaluable asset to us, branding all of our staff uniform at a competitive price.

Genies reliability gives us complete peace of mind and they have been pivotal in our Branding success. Their customer service is friendly and informative, providing excellent printing and design quality. In an ever-changing world, Genie is always at hand even at extremely short notice. This has been an invaluable asset when events have been at short notice.

Pilgrim Bandits Charity was established by a small group of Special Forces veterans in 2007 with the sole aim of using their unique training and experience to help and inspire wounded soldiers to live life to the full.

Pilgrim Bandits’ primary aim is to help those in need directly, with no compromise. Soon, those who needed help become those that give it. By pushing injured men and women into physically and mentally demanding situations that they would not have dreamed possible; kayaking extraordinary distances, climbing mountains, jumping from aircraft, running races, trekking across inhospitable terrain, self-confidence is restored and self-belief instilled – Always a Little Further. Pilgrim Bandits pushes those that have already endured so much to go beyond endurance – to embrace life again and in so doing inspire others.

The mantra ‘Always a Little Further’ is core to the charity’s attitude, whether working with amputee men and women from the services directly or by utilising their experiences to inspire and encourage young people and children. Pilgrim Bandits don’t do sympathy, but offer the rewards of belonging to a team, encouragement, belief and the power of humour over pain.

The Consec Group and National Association of Security Professionals have built a lasting partnership building on our mutual core values on how the Security Industry should be run.  As a leading security company, we act as an ambassador for Britain, and as such we operate to NASP & British Standard’s, which are recognised worldwide for promoting excellence, innovation and efficiency.

A cardiac department was set up in Brighton by Douglas Chamberlain in 1970, and he was joined by Richard Vincent in 1979. Many kind patients gave money for the department’s use and the ‘Cardiac Department Discretionary Fund’was set up.

In 1987 the Charity was incorporated as a charitable company and called Brighton Heart Support Trust. The Charity funded Automated Defibrillators on two railway stations and we believe that this was the first public access defibrillation programme anywhere in the world. Many more have followed. The Charity increasingly financed projects outside the immediate vicinity of Brighton including community training and for this reason the Charity changed its name once more in 2006 and is now known as Sussex Heart Charity, guided by our Executive Officer and a committed group of Trustees.

The Charity supported local research and community resuscitation training was started in 1978. It became known as Heart Guard and was only the second of its type in Europe (after Norway). By 1984 over 20,000 citizens had been trained in Brighton and many lives had been saved: successes that would have been very unlikely without bystander intervention. Heart Guard continues to this day.

Since 2003 Brightona’s Motorbike Festivals and events have had thousands of visitors flocking to the shores of Brighton. All these events raise funds for The Sussex Heart Charity and vital medical equipment to improve the lives of hundreds of people.

Brightona has a large public following and are always looking for new ways to raise funds. We have a dedicated and passionate team that work hard throughout the year to make Brightona happen. Plus, lots of support for our sponsors, volunteers, bands, local businesses, media outlets and the general public. All offering to help with their, time, ideas, venues, experience and knowledge to help support Brightona, which in turn passes that help onto others in need.

Brightona Charity Riders hold many events throughout the year. The biggest of these is the Brightona Bike Show held on Madeira Drive in Brighton, East Sussex every October. You can always expect, a fun packed time with some amazing motorcycles, hot rods, live music, stalls and not forgetting the wall of death!! When it comes to the bikes there are many competitions including Best Bike in Show, Best Custom Bike, to name a few, plus Best Hot Rod. All profits raised are donated to purchase vital medical equipment for hospitals and individuals.

The Trevor Mann Baby Unit in Brighton is a specialist unit for the care of premature and sick newborn babies. It provides special care, high dependency care and intensive care. It also provides a service for babies requiring surgery.

The Special Care Baby Unit (SCBU) in Haywards Heath is a unit for the care of premature and sick newborn babies requiring short term high dependency care or special care. Both units have all the necessary facilities and staffing to deliver high quality and up-to-date care to newborn babies and supportive care to babies and parents during the stages of recovery.

They are continually involved in local and national research projects. As a result of many parents consenting to their babies’ taking part in such research they have been able to constantly improve their care.

Founded by Rob Paxman (former 22 SAS) in 2008 Talking2Minds’ ethos is ‘Veterans helping Veterans’. We at Consec Risk Management support Talking 2 Minds with helping veteran take back control of their lives.

That ethos remains to this day although, as Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and other severe stress-related conditions such as Stress, Fear and Anxiety and Anger Issues affect all sectors of society, it has now become ‘Like helping Like’.

Talking2Minds is a small charity. Since its foundation in 2008 and despite severe financial restraints, it has helped over 700 hundred people put the pieces of their lives back together.

Sands exists to support anyone affected by the death of a baby, to improve the bereavement care received by parents and families, and to influence policy makers and promote research to reduce the number of babies dying.

Sands Bereavement Support Helpline offers support to anyone affected by the death of a baby via email, telephone and on social media. Sands provide new resources such as the standardised tool to support hospital reviews of care when a baby dies; and public health messages about stillbirth risks. Dedicated fund to pay for vital new research to understand why babies die and how to prevent more deaths. Campaigning nationally for fewer baby deaths.

Sands works with companies, trusts and high value donors to raise vital funds. Promoting and funding research that could help to reduce the loss of babies’ lives is one of our three core aims. They support a range of projects and promote collaboration amongst researchers to agree priorities and ensure that the limited funds we have are put to best use.

The Seaford Town FC Women First Team operates in the Sussex County Women & Girls Football League and play in the WSL Premier Division.

The Ladies First Team were founded in 2019, with the vision to grow the women’s side of the game at the football club and provide a foundation for girls of all ages to have a place at Seaford Town FC.

The Consec Group are delighted to support Seaford Town FC’s vision and further develop the growth of women’s football at the club and we hope to see success in the future.