Month: January 2026

All the team turned up in good spirit with their best jumpers and accessories to raise money for a great cause. 

Promise dreams is a local based charity that raises funds for seriously ill and terminally ill children and their families throughout the whole of the UK.  

Aztec has chosen to donate the last two years and will continue as long as possible. 

We’re proud to share that our team continues to build on it’s commitment to health, safety, and wellbeing in the workplace. Not only is our team fully trained in first aid, but we now have two newly qualified Mental Health First Aiders as part of the Aztec team. 
  
This added expertise allows us to provide even more comprehensive support to our colleagues, ensuring that both physical and mental wellbeing are prioritised across the organisation. Our Mental Health First Aiders are equipped to recognise signs of mental health challenges, offer initial support, and guide individuals towards appropriate professional resources when needed.  
  
Investing in mental health awareness is an important step in creating a safer, more supportive, and more open workplace culture—and we’re proud to continue leading with care.  

We had a fantastic time attending the Birmingham Women’s and Children’s Hospital Charity Dragon Boat Race, to raise as much as possible for such a great Charity. 
 
We were kindly invited by the Birmingham Women’s Estates team to join them and be part of their crew. It was a brilliant day filled with fun, laughter and, of course, a bit of water! 
 
A huge thank you to everyone who supported us and donated. Your generosity will go a long way in supporting the vital work the charity does.  

Watch this space for September’s 2026 Dragon Boat race… 

Some of Aztec’s team dedicated serval days to volunteer at Woodland house.  

They put on their gardening gloves to dig, weed and plant plants for this wonderful project.  

Woodland House is a dedicated bereavement centre for families experiencing pregnancy and baby loss at Women’s Hospital Birmingham.  

Families had given their feedback in order to create a non-clinical safe haven, where families can take their babies and spend time together in the fresh air and nature.  

What a stunning project to be part of.