Delivering Social Value That Truly Matters

Public sector organisations are under increasing pressure to deliver social value alongside essential services. Whether through procurement, commissioning, or community initiatives, decision-makers are expected to show clear, measurable benefits for society.

Partnering with us enables councils, NHS trusts, housing associations, and other public bodies to embed social value at the heart of their work, reducing loneliness, improving wellbeing, and strengthening communities through structured volunteering programmes.

Why Social Value Matters

Policy Alignment

The UK Government’s Social Value Model (PPN 06/20) requires public sector organisations and suppliers to evidence social impact.

Community Resilience

Tackling loneliness improves mental health, reduces pressure on public services, and fosters stronger neighbourhoods.

Efficient Use of Resources

By leveraging volunteering, we extend the reach of public services without duplicating or replacing professional roles.

Measurable Outcomes

Social value reporting demonstrates accountability to funders, regulators, and communities.

How We Support Public Sector Partners

Tailored Volunteering Programmes

We design initiatives aligned to your local priorities, from reducing isolation in older adults to supporting young people with mentoring.

Safe & Supported

All volunteers are trained and safeguarded to ensure responsible delivery.

Measurable Impact

We provide both data (hours volunteered, people supported, wellbeing outcomes) and stories (case studies that humanise impact).

Social Value Reporting

Our frameworks align with:
• UK Social Value Model (themes, outcomes, and measures)
• Local authority social impact indicators
• NHS and housing sector wellbeing frameworks

Example Impact Areas (where volunteering helps)

Reducing demand on primary care by combating social isolation
Supporting social prescribing programmes
Strengthening neighbourhood networks
Encouraging civic participation and trust in local services
Creating inclusive opportunities for diverse groups

By working with us, your organisation can demonstrate tangible social value, strengthen community resilience, and meet procurement requirements with credibility.

How does your work align with the Social Value Model?

We map our volunteering programmes against the Government’s five themes, including tackling economic inequality, equal opportunity, and wellbeing, ensuring your impact is aligned and reportable.

Can volunteering be counted as social value in procurement tenders?

Yes. Our structured programmes provide measurable evidence that can be included in bids, contracts, and performance reports.

How do you ensure safeguarding and compliance?

All volunteers undergo checks and receive training. We also work within your organisation’s safeguarding policies to ensure safe practice.

Do you replace public sector services?

No. Volunteers complement but do not replace professional staff. Our focus is on enhancing services, not substituting them.

What kind of reporting will we receive?

We provide both quantitative data (hours, reach, demographics) and qualitative insights (stories, testimonials) for use in procurement, commissioning, and stakeholder reporting.