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Social Enterprise Kent (SEK)

Social Impact Report 2025-26

Social Enterprise Kent is a Community Interest Company with over 40 years' experience delivering social impact across Kent and Medway. This report covers April 2025 to March 2026. Contact email is the general info address; no named fundraiser was found. Source: SEK Social Impact Report 2025-26 PDF, retrieved Oct 2026.

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Training; business support; employment support; community engagement (Cancer Smart); community wellbeing (Wellbeing Connections and Connect Well); the Social Impact Gateway; SEK Community Food Shops and gleaning; volunteering; and SEK Schools

Key Metrics

Key Metric 1 Distributed over £1 million directly to grassroots organisations; £920,242 invested through the Social Impact Gateway, connecting funders to 197 VCSE organisations
Key Metric 2 Upskilled 2,764 learners (4.8/5 Trustpilot rating) and supported 3,058 people through Wellbeing Connections, with £78,000 distributed to 22 local organisations
Key Metric 3 Community food shops recorded 55,544 transactions and sold the equivalent of 421,461 meals; 177 tonnes of food saved from landfill

Key Outcomes

  • Of 80 people supported in one employability programme, 46 achieved a Level 1 Health and Care qualification and 15% secured paid employment
  • Cancer Smart engaged 2,142 people through 102 events and sessions, including community, youth and workplace events
  • The Health Equalities programme invested £450,000 over three years in community-led solutions; 64 gleaning sessions rescued 15,067 kg of surplus produce

Geography

South East

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