Cabbage Hall CIC operates as a community allotment providing services for the benefit of the local community, including children, families, and members of the general public. The company’s activities are focused on improving wellbeing, reducing food insecurity, and increasing access to outdoor learning and healthy food. Activities Carried Out During the Year During the reporting period, Cabbage Hall CIC managed and delivered community-based services from its allotment site. The company provided: A community allotment accessible to the general public, promoting food growing, environmental awareness, and community engagement Holiday provision for school-aged children during school holiday periods Delivery of the Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) Programme, funded through government grants and also supported by donations Free, nutritious meals alongside structured activities for children during school holidays Educational and practical activities including gardening, food growing, healthy eating, outdoor play, crafting and nature-based learning These activities were delivered primarily to children and families who may otherwise face barriers to accessing healthy food, outdoor activities, and structured holiday provision. Public Benefit and Impact The company’s activities delivered clear community benefit by: Supporting children’s access to nutritious food during school holidays Promoting physical activity, mental wellbeing, and positive use of outdoor space Increasing understanding of food production, sustainability, and healthy eating Reducing social isolation and supporting community cohesion Providing a safe, inclusive environment for learning and participation Use of Profits and Assets Cabbage Hall CIC is established for community benefit. Any surplus generated during the year was reinvested into the company to support and develop its community allotment, holiday provision, and food and activity programmes. No profits were distributed to members. Future Activities The company intends to continue operating and developing its community allotment and to deliver future holiday food and activity provision, subject to funding availability, in order to further benefit the community it serves.

The Company’s stakeholders include local residents living near the allotment site and the community groups and individuals who access and use the site. The Company has three active Directors who oversee its activities and governance. Activities delivered on site are routinely followed by the completion of evaluation and feedback forms. Feedback received is reviewed and used constructively to inform ongoing development and improvement of services, ensuring continued benefit for all users and visitors to the site

No remuneration was received

No transfer of assets other than for full consideration