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This report was approved by the board of directors on
and signed on behalf of the board by:
Name:
Status: Director
The notes form part of these financial statements
for the Period Ended 31 December 2023
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In the financial year, the company's activities have undeniably brought immense benefits to the community. As an anti-knife crime and anti-youth violence organisation, our efforts have played a pivotal role in reducing these pressing issues that plague our society. By actively engaging with at-risk youth and providing them with alternative paths, the company has successfully diverted individuals away from a life of violence and crime.Moreover, this organisation has also gone beyond its primary focus by supporting families in poverty. Recognising that poverty often contributes to an environment conducive to crime, we have provided essential resources such as food, clothing, and shelter to those in need. By addressing the root causes of criminal behaviour through alleviating poverty, they are effectively breaking the cycle of violence within communities.Furthermore, we have also been able to offer free counselling and talk therapy services this year. Mental health is a critical aspect of overall well-being, particularly for individuals who have experienced trauma or are at risk of engaging in violent behaviour. By providing these services without cost barriers, we have ensured that everyone has access to professional support when needed.The impact of these activities cannot be overstated. Through our multifaceted approach encompassing prevention programs for youth violence, support for impoverished families, and mental health services for all members of the community, our organisation has made significant strides towards creating safer and more inclusive neighbourhoods.
Birmingham Says No CIC, has demonstrated a strong commitment to stakeholder consultation throughout this financial year. The company's stakeholders include the Police, West Midlands PCC (Police and Crime Commissioner), Violence Reduction Partnership, and other funders. By actively engaging with these key stakeholders, Birmingham Says No CIC has ensured that its initiatives align with the needs and priorities of the community it serves.To consult with stakeholders effectively, Birmingham Says No CIC has employed various strategies. Regular meetings have been held with the Police to discuss emerging trends in knife crime and youth violence. These discussions have provided valuable insights into the challenges faced by law enforcement agencies and have helped shape Birmingham Says No CIC's prevention programs.Additionally, close collaboration with the West Midlands PCC has allowed for a coordinated approach in tackling knife crime and youth violence. Through joint planning sessions and sharing of resources, Birmingham Says No CIC has been able to leverage the expertise of both organizations to deliver impactful interventions.The Violence Reduction Partnership has also played a crucial role as a stakeholder in shaping Birmingham Says No CIC's strategies. By participating in working groups focused on violence prevention, both organizations have exchanged knowledge and best practices to address this pressing issue effectively.Furthermore, maintaining open lines of communication with other funders has enabled Birmingham Says No CIC to secure necessary financial support for its operations. Regular reporting on program outcomes and impact has fostered trust among funders while ensuring transparency in resource allocation.In addition to formal consultations with stakeholders, Birmingham Says No CIC actively seeks feedback from families affected by poverty or youth violence through surveys and focus groups. This inclusive approach ensures that their voices are heard when designing support services such as free counselling and talk therapy.In conclusion, throughout this financial year, Birmingham Says No CIC has demonstrated a robust commitment to stakeholder consultation by engaging key partners such as the Police, West Midlands PCC, Violence Reduction Partnership, and funders. By actively involving these stakeholders in decision-making processes, the organization has been able to align its initiatives with community needs effectively. This collaborative approach has not only strengthened the organization's programs but also fostered a sense of ownership and shared responsibility among stakeholders in addressing knife crime, youth violence, and supporting families in poverty.
No remuneration was received
No transfer of assets other than for full consideration
This report was approved by the board of directors on
12 February 2024
And signed on behalf of the board by:
Name: Rachel Warren
Status: Director