During the period, the company provided accessible music workshops, mentoring, youth engagement sessions and regular community events. These activities helped children and young people develop skills in DJing, MCing and music production while improving their confidence, wellbeing and social inclusion.
Particular support was provided to children and young people from low-income families and those with disabilities or additional needs. The company sought to remove financial and practical barriers so that activities were inclusive and affordable.
As this was the company's first period of operation, resources were invested in establishing the systems, skills, equipment and profile required to deliver and develop its community activities. This initial investment contributed to the reported deficit for the period but has provided a foundation from which the company can expand its programmes, pursue further funding and increase the number of young people it supports.
Feedback has been used to shape workshops, mentoring sessions and regular community events. Activities have been adapted to remain affordable, accessible and inclusive, particularly for children from low-income families and those with disabilities or additional needs. The company has also used stakeholder feedback to improve its support, plan future events and provide young people with more opportunities to develop and showcase their creative skills.
No remuneration was received by any of the directors.
There was no interest paid at a performance-related rate.