Staffordshire Bushcraft CIC

During the financial year Staffordshire Bushcraft CIC delivered woodland-based bushcraft activities aimed particularly at supporting: Military veterans Serving members of the Armed Forces Blue light service personnel (police, fire, ambulance) Individuals transitioning from operational roles into civilian life The company was established to provide structured outdoor environments that promote recovery, resilience, peer connection and purpose through practical bushcraft skills. Activities during this start-up year included: Small-group bushcraft sessions Skills-based woodland training Informal peer support through shared outdoor activity Confidence and resilience development through practical challenges The company recognises that veterans and blue light personnel can experience: Operational stress Transition difficulties Isolation Reduced sense of identity following service Nature-based bushcraft activities provide: Safe, non-clinical environments Peer bonding with individuals of shared background Improved mental wellbeing Physical activity Reconnection with purpose and practical competence Although operating on a small scale during this initial year, the company established the foundation for future structured programmes specifically tailored to veterans and blue light services. The directors believe the company has delivered clear community benefit in accordance with its community interest statement.