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Real Success, Real Businesses – Partnering for IT Excellence
At razorblue, we partner with businesses across all sectors, providing tailored IT solutions that drive efficiency, security, and growth. Our success stories showcase how we’ve helped organisations with 20+ employees overcome challenges, enhance operations, and future-proof their technology.
Featured Case Study
Community Links – Part of Inspire North
Inspire North (previously Community Links), is a charitable organisation dedicated to providing mental health, housing, and wellbeing support across the North of England.
With a commitment to transforming lives and improving communities, the charity operates across more than 40 sites, delivering crucial services that empower individuals and families.
Heel & Toe
Established in 2008, Heel & Toe is a not-for-profit organisation that provides a range of therapies and support to children with physical and complex disabilities in the North East region.
Founder Paul Bannister decided early in the charity’s journey ‘that no child should be denied therapy due to a lack of money’, Heel and Toe offer free Conductive Education Therapy for any child with Cerebral Palsy. Due to an increasing demand for their services, the organisation has expanded to 2 sites and welcomed a further 40+ staff members, including therapy staff and nurses.
MK Act
MK Act, a longstanding charity serving Milton Keynes for over 45 years, is dedicated to supporting individuals and families fleeing domestic violence. Offering safe emergency accommodation and comprehensive services, they assist over 100 families daily. Regardless of age, gender, or background, MK Act provides crisis intervention, refuge, and tailored programmes. Committed to equality and inclusion, they offer personalised care and access to female support workers upon request. MK Act’s mission resonates with razorblue’s values, and we’re proud to support their vital work in fostering a safer community for survivors in Milton Keynes.