Hope 4 The Community CIC wins prestigious UK Social Enterprise Award
Coventry based Hope 4 The Community CIC has set a benchmark for innovation and impact by winning the "Tech for Good: Technology Social Enterprise of the Year" at the 2024 UK Social Enterprise Awards.
Social enterprises operate with a mission to create social or environmental impact, reinvesting at least half their profits to advance these goals. An estimated 131,000 social enterprises across the country are driving positive change through their purpose-driven business models. Out of hundreds of entrants across 15 categories, this prestigious award celebrates the most innovative and impactful leaders transforming their communities and contributing to a better future for the UK.
Hope 4 The Community CIC (H4C) empowers people living with long-term health conditions and their carers through the Hope Programme, a suite of evidence-based self-management tools available both online and in-person. These programmes are licensed to public, voluntary, and private sector organisations.
Since its inception, the Hope Programme has helped over 30,000 individuals and collaborated with 28 organisations across the UK.
The award was received at the inspiring event which celebrates the impact, creativity and innovation of the sector and was held at London’s iconic Roundhouse on 4 December, hosted by Social Enterprise UK, the national body for the sector.
To explore the UK Social Enterprise Awards and view all winners, visit SEUK website.
Images credit H4C and Social Enterprise UK
About social enterprises
Social enterprises are businesses that trade for a social or environmental purpose and reinvest or donate more than half their profits to further their mission. A growing strength in British business, the UK’s 131,000 social enterprises have a collective turnover of £60 billion and a workforce of 2.3 million. Social Enterprise UK research shows the sector outperforming traditional business in terms of start-up rates, turnover growth and innovation. They are also ahead of the pack when it comes to workforce diversity and pay. For more information and statistics, see the State of Social Enterprise 2023 report.