IIZUKA is proud to be one of the first organisations in the UK to receive ‘Go Ultra Low Company’ status. The newly launched initiative recognises businesses that are embracing electric vehicles (EVs) as part of a new scheme run by government and automotive industry campaign, Go Ultra Low.

Leading bodies in the Adult Care sector have today written to George Osborne, warning that vital care services are still at risk, despite the above inflation increase in funding included in the Chancellor’s recent spending review.

Many charities are having to work out how to deliver more with less – fewer resources, less money and potentially more cuts on the way. So how can organisations collaborate with others in the most cost-effective way and share systems and data securely?

Many of our customers offer a broad support service to their clients. This ranges from charities, whose purpose is to support those who are vulnerable, have money problems, or require support, to Housing Associations, who offer support on a range of issues to their tenants.

Birmingham Settlement, a charity which improves the quality of life for individuals and communities facing social and economic exclusion in Birmingham has chosen Case Manager to manage its caseload.

The team attended the recent Institute of Money Adviser’s conference in Oxford. We had a busy and productive couple of days, talking to people from all sorts of organisations about how Case Manager could help their case workers save time and improve the service they provide.

Following feedback from existing customers, IIZUKA have launched a new mobile app, which works on all Android devices.

IIZUKA’s Technical Director, Steve Randerson, is aiming to instil a passion for computer programming in young people by becoming an Ambassador for the Government’s STEM programme.