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This represented a social return on investment of 1.93:1. The organisation's Social Accounts for the year, published on 7th September, grouped its social value activities into the following categories:
- Financial wellbeing, including supporting customers to maximise their income and responding to rising energy pressures (including a joint project with Citizens Advice)
- Employment, training and skills, including a Future Skills in Construction programme, a programme to boost the skills and confidence of people who have been unemployed for a long time, and one-to-one employment support
- Health and wellbeing, including practical cooking courses to support mental and physical wellbeing, a falls prevention programme, and stand-up comedy workshops
- Creating safer, stronger communities together, including tackling domestic abuse and anti-social behaviour
- Tackling social isolation and loneliness, including digital inclusion programmes, a reading together together programme, and funding for local community organisations
- Work with young people, including undertaking mock interviews with school leavers and a programme to help young people to better manage their mental health
- Financial and practical support for social enterprises.
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IH 98759
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