Company activities and impact A2B Active Sport CIC (A2B CIC) is an independent, not-for-profit community interest company, whose community exists in the larger Swansea Bay City Area from Bridgend to Carmarthen encompassing Neath, Port Talbot at its centre and Swansea. As a catalyst for change, A2B CIC exists to inspire, enhance and present a greater range of high quality educational opportunities, physical activities and sporting options in response to the needs of the community, in order to create learning and participation pathways that lead to rich, healthy and rewarding lifestyles which can be pursued throughout adult life. The company seeks to improve equality of opportunity by promoting skills development and supporting educational attainment. In doing so, it aims to enhance employability and increase life chances. The company's objectives are to carry on activities that benefit its community, in particular but without limitation:- To support educational attainment To Promote digital skills development that enhance employability. To improve the health, wellbeing and life chances of aspirants, through programmes of physical activity and sport. To assist social inclusion To improve new methods of inter-generational volunteering. To contribute socially, culturally and economically to its community. To become and remain a robust and sustainable organisation. To be continuously proactive in enriching the delivery of a high-quality service. To understand, measure and evaluate, through vigorous self-appraised, the quality of our own work. A2B CIC's Core Values include a strong sense of community, the provision of opportunity; empowerment through education; the acquisition of skills; respect for all; care for the most vulnerable and the pursuit of quality in everything that we do. In the above capacity, A2B CIC now operates as the Welsh agent for the Goods For Good Humanitarian Aid Charity (G4G) on whose behalf it is engaged in building a network of partner charities across Wales, Since December 2021, it has assisted Neath, Port Talbot CBC, charitable organisations and sports club across the County Borough in supporting asylum seekers; Ukrainian refugees, the homeless, those schools and their pupils in areas of high deprivation that are economically disadvantaged, in data poverty of otherwise digitally excluded, with free digital access and high quality, branded goods and equipment. Through its own efforts, the support of the G4G charity and major organisations like Vodafone, Next, Marks & Spencer, Nike, New Balance, Harrods, Barbour etc. A2B CIC has distributed over £400,000 worth of aid to the above groups over the last 3 and half years. Its contribution elsewhere has expanded over the past 24 months through the assistance of UK Shared Prosperity funding. The company has been successful in adding some localised sponsored warehousing and logistics support. The last 2 financial years have been very challenging trading periods, where the socio-economic consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic became all too evident; a lack of available grant funding restricted the company's ability to deliver on its objectives. In the last 2 years it has continued to strengthen its position across its community, particularly in Carmarthenshire, where it continues to deliver a highly innovative and ambitious, digitally led, sporting heritage and education project. Through proactive initiatives in Neath, Port Talbot and the addition of new charity partners, the company has continued to supply goods, services and equipment to those in most need, helping alleviate data poverty, digital exclusion and disadvantage. Consultation with stakeholders During the year of trading, A2B Active Sport CIC's stakeholders can be defined as the community from which we draw our resources. All our projects are determined by their needs and are formulated after discussion and consultation with them. Following consultation, the establishment of 'need' and the provision of feedback, A2B Active Sport CIC works to craft and design solutions that satisfy the 'need' expressed for which it actively and continuously seeks grant funding, sponsorship and support to finance its project work. Directors' Remuneration No remuneration was received Transfer of assets No transfer of assets other than for full consideration This report was approved by the board of directors on 3rd December 2025 And signed on behalf of the board by: Name: Christopher O'Callaghan Status: Director

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