Railway Benefit Fund (RBF) Welcomes Amaro and Ontrak as Corporate Partners

Railway Benefit Fund (RBF) has announced that signalling and infrastructure contractor Amaro and recruitment firm Ontrak have joined as Corporate Partners, strengthening the charity’s ability to support railway workers and their families during difficult times.

Both companies approached the partnership with enthusiasm and a genuine connection to the rail sector. Corporate partnerships are central to how RBF grows its impact, with organisations contributing not just financial support but skills, networks and awareness of the challenges facing the wider Railway Family.

Amaro, a Network Rail Principal Contractor, delivers signalling, power and telecoms services across some of the UK’s highest-profile infrastructure projects. Sean Tiday, Business Relationship Manager at Amaro, said the company had invested in RBF to give the charity the opportunity to support more people, adding that it does “a fantastic job with limited resources, helping people when they are in absolute dire need.”

Ontrak, an innovative recruitment company with close to two decades of experience in the UK rail industry, said backing RBF was a straightforward extension of its commitment to railway workers. Company Director Ashley Spence said the firm was proud to support work that ensures “no one has to face those challenging times alone.”

RBF CEO Jo Kaye welcomed both partners: “It is always encouraging when businesses in our sector want to get behind what we do. The railway community looks after its own, and having companies like these alongside us means we can do even more of that.”

Organisations of all sizes interested in partnering with RBF can contact [email protected] or visit railwaybenefitfund.org.uk/corporate-support.