WENITE CIC continued its mission as a non-profit EdTech platform supporting graduates and early-career professionals in STEM. Its activities focus on improving access to learning, mentoring, industry experience and professional networks, particularly for people from diverse and disadvantaged backgrounds.

During the year, expenditure supported career coaching, community events, participant activities and digital resources. This included £1,589.48 for coaching services, £1,061.11 for event-related expenditure and £500 for website work. These activities support the company's objectives of promoting employability, inclusion, professional skills and confidence.

Total income was £5,548.57, comprising £3,594.73 from sales and programme activities, £1,950 in grants and £3.84 in other income. Expenditure totalled £5,738.14, resulting in a deficit of £189.57. Closing reserves were £1,897.41, with bank funds of £5,984.90.

The company’s stakeholders include students, graduates, educational institutions, employers and community organisations.

Feedback was gathered through programme evaluations, online surveys and one-to-one consultations with participants and partners.

This feedback informed the development of learning resources, programme delivery and outreach, helping services remain relevant, inclusive and responsive to community needs.