Get Together After Serving CIC

During the reporting period, the company operated to support military veterans in crisis, with a focus on improving wellbeing, stability, and community connection. The company provided practical and emotional support to veterans experiencing hardship. This included assisting with re-housing, supplying essential household appliances such as cookers where required, and carrying out practical support work, including a full gardening project for an elderly veteran to improve their living environment. In addition, the company operated a weekly drop-in and check-in service at its hub, allowing veterans to access ongoing support, guidance, and social contact in a safe and supportive setting. As part of its wider community engagement and wellbeing work, the company also ran a football academy as a secondary support option, alongside a mental health support team that participates in monthly charity football matches. These activities aim to promote physical health, mental wellbeing, and peer support among veterans. The directors believe that these activities have provided clear community benefit by supporting vulnerable veterans, reducing isolation, and improving quality of life, and that the company has operated in accordance with its community interest objectives throughout the year.