SECTION A: COMMUNITY INTEREST STATEMENT – beneficiaries
1.We/I, the undersigned, declare that the company will carry on its activities for the benefit of the community, or a section of the community[].
Together For All CIC’s activities will benefit underserved and marginalised communities, including ethnic minorities, young people, individuals with disabilities, and those facing significant health inequalities. By expanding access to high-quality public health education, sexual and reproductive health information, wellbeing support, and community-driven initiatives, the company will help these groups make informed decisions, improve their overall health outcomes, and participate more fully in shaping the services that affect their lives.
Together For All CIC also aims to foster empowerment through tailored education, skills development, professional development, and community-building initiatives. By providing workshops, mentorship programs, and networking opportunities, the company will help individuals build confidence, develop essential skills, and access meaningful opportunities for growth and advancement while bridging health and education literacy gaps.
The company’s work will contribute to building a more inclusive and equitable society by addressing disparities in access to resources, and social mobility. Through collaboration with local organisations, faith leaders and stakeholders, Together For All CIC will create lasting impact and drive positive change within the communities it serves.
COMPANY NAME Together For All CIC
The company aims to do the following activities:
1.Public Health Education & Awareness
Deliver community workshops, outreach sessions, and campaigns focused on key health topics, including sexual and reproductive health, mental wellbeing, and lifestyle choices.
Develop culturally sensitive, easy-to-understand educational materials and digital content for diverse audiences.
2.Sexual Health Promotion
Provide accurate, stigma-free information on sexual health, contraception, and healthy relationships.
Support early intervention and prevention by encouraging regular health checks and open discussions around sexual wellbeing.
3.Empowerment & Skill Building
Equip individuals with skills and confidence to advocate for their health needs and support others in their community.
Offer training programmes that build communication, leadership, and peer-education skills.
1.To improve public health outcomes by providing accessible education, support, and resources that address health inequalities in underserved communities.
2.To raise awareness and understanding of sexual and reproductive health as an essential part of overall wellbeing.
3.To empower individuals and communities with knowledge and practical skills to make informed health decisions and lead healthier lives.
4.Inclusion and Accessibility
Engage marginalised or poorly served communities, including ethnic minorities, young people, and those with disabilities, ensuring their voices are heard in health conversations.
Work to remove barriers to accessing information and services, promoting equality and respect in all programmes.
5.Collaboration and Partnerships
Partner with local authorities, NHS services, schools, and voluntary organisations to deliver coordinated, community-based initiatives. Seek funding, sponsorship, and joint ventures to sustain and expand outreach activities.
4.To promote inclusion and equity by ensuring that all people—regardless of age, gender, background, or ability—have equal access to health education and services.
5.To foster partnerships and community engagement that support long-term health improvement and collective action.
6.Collect feedback, monitor outcomes, and assess community impact to refine programmes and ensure they meet the evolving needs of the target population.
If the company makes any surplus, it will be used for:
Reinvesting into service expansion to further benefit underserved populations.
Expanding community programs (e.g. educational resources etc) and increasing accessibility to training, and outreach initiatives.
Investing in the development of digital resources and platforms to enhance stigma-free information on sexual health, contraception, and healthy relationships.
Donating or fundraising for charities with aligned missions, with the consent of the CIC Regulator.