Iwoman Academy CIC
Overview The past year has been a period of significant growth and impactful achievements for iWoman Academy CIC. Our mission to empower women through comprehensive education in radio production, media training, and financial literacy has not only resonated with our participants but has also garnered substantial community support and recognition. Programmes and Initiatives - Courses in Radio Production and Media Training: These courses have continued to equip women with essential technical skills and boost their confidence, leading to improved employment prospects and career advancement. The hands-on nature of our training ensures participants gain practical experience that is directly applicable in the job market. - The 1000 Club Financial Literacy Programme: This year, we have focused on expanding and enhancing 'The 1000 Club'. We are in the process of integrating AI technology to personalise financial education, making it more accessible and impactful for every participant. This initiative is crucial in helping women manage their finances effectively, especially during the ongoing cost of living crisis. Community Impact Our activities have had a profound impact on the local community: - Empowerment and Confidence Building: Many participants have reported significant improvements in their self-esteem and confidence, empowering them to pursue their personal and professional goals with renewed vigour. - Economic Stability: The skills and financial knowledge gained through our programmes have enabled many women to secure employment, start their own businesses, and manage their finances better, contributing to greater economic stability for themselves and their families. - Supportive Community and Networking: Our workshops, seminars, and networking events have fostered a strong sense of community among participants, providing a platform for mutual support and collaboration. Future Plans Looking ahead, we have several strategic initiatives to further grow our impact: - Online Course Development: We are developing an e-learning platform to deliver our courses online, making our programmes accessible to women beyond Liverpool, including nationally and internationally. - Corporate Training: We plan to partner with more corporate companies to offer tailored training programmes, creating new revenue streams and further supporting our mission. - Expanded Workshops and Events: We will organise more paid workshops, seminars, and networking events to provide additional learning opportunities and foster greater community engagement. Stakeholder Engagement We have maintained strong engagement with our stakeholders through regular consultations and feedback sessions. This includes surveys and focus groups with participants, collaboration with local organisations, and strategic guidance from our advisory board. These engagements ensure that our programmes remain responsive to the needs of the community and aligned with industry trends. Challenges and Opportunities While we have made significant progress, we continue to face challenges, particularly in securing sustainable funding to support our expansion plans. However, our diversified income streams and strategic initiatives position us well to overcome these challenges and seize new opportunities for growth. Conclusion In conclusion, iWoman Academy CIC remains committed to empowering women through education and community support. Our achievements over the past year are a testament to the hard work and dedication of our team, the enthusiasm of our participants, and the unwavering support of our stakeholders. We look forward to building on this success and making an even greater impact in the years to come. Acknowledgements We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our participants, staff, partners, and supporters. Your contributions and commitment are the foundation of our success and the driving force behind our mission.
Revenue
£17k
▼ -5.9% vs prior ~12m period
Profit after tax
£625
Margin 7.2%
Employees
0
— vs prior ~12m period
Net assets
£2k
Total assets £4k
Financial history
Revenue by accounting period
3 periods available · ▲ growth ▼ decline
| Period end | Revenue | Growth | Profit before tax | Employees | Net assets |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 30 Sept 2024 | £17k | ▼ -5.9% | £1k | 0 | £2k |
| 30 Sept 2023 | £19k | — | £7k | 0 | £1k |
| 30 Sept 2022 | £0 | — | -£1k | 0 | -£5k |
Latest available figures
Period ending 30 Sept 2024. “Not available” means the figure is not in the accounts we hold. We do not estimate missing figures.
These are the most recent accounts available to us; more recent accounts may exist at Companies House.
Profit & loss
- Revenue
- £17k
- Gross profit
- £17k
- Operating profit
- £1k
- Profit before tax
- £1k
- Profit after tax
- £625
Balance sheet
- Total assets
- £4k
- Cash
- £4k
- Total liabilities
- £2k
- Net assets
- £2k
- Revenue per employee
- Not available
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