With more criticism directed at online casinos, betting institutions have become more socially aware. As a result of this, casinos and game providers invest more in social responsibilities. In fact, we all know that Microgaming, per example, invest heavily in charities all over the Isle of Man. And now it seems that it’s Quickspin’s turn to jump on the bandwagon.
Indeed, recently the game provider announced that they’re the proud sponsor of the non-profit organisation, Nema Problema. And, essentially Quickspin will help the charity to spread the word and the benefits it brings.
All About Nema Problema
So, what is Nema Problema? Well, it’s a non-profit organisation that Quickspin has sponsored for over a year. In essence, they aim to create a better society. And they try to do this by making their home more inclusive.
Without a doubt, Quickspin is a company that embraces diversity. It’s at the heart of the company culture since Playtech acquired them a few years ago. The truth is, the company’s family spreads out over 25 different countries. So, there is a broad mix of cultures. And naturally, Quickspin sees this as a strength. Plus, they believe that diversity is at the core of their success.
Quickspin, the mentor
All and all, Nema Problema focuses on helping immigrants that have just arrived. Firstly, it assists them in integrating into society. It also helps them to get into the job market and to start a good career, to do this, they run a mentorship programme. Here, they aim to match immigrants with a suitable mentor and role model.
As a result, they can then get personalised help. Not only does the Slot provider Quickspin sponsor the company. But it has also taken part in the mentorship programme for the last eight months. Clearly, Nema Problema has been grateful to Quickspin for help. The Head of Operations described the collaboration as great. He commented on how effective mentoring has been. And how it has been an “effective way” to help immigrants find suitable employment. To date, Nema Problema has helped over 145 immigrants to find a job.
