Education & Young People Community & Social Justice 2023
Inspire 2 Ignite CIC

Inspire 2 Ignite Impact Report 2022/2023

Inspire 2 Ignite CIC is a Cambridgeshire-based social enterprise preventing young people from becoming NEET through enterprise and skills development. In 2022–23 it impacted 3,000+ young people, with 200 in the Curious Entrepreneurs Community and 40 in the core Curious Entrepreneurs Programme. The charity builds entrepreneurial mindset and business skills among young people.

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📋About

Entrepreneur training and support, Curious Entrepreneurs Programme, community enterprise development, mentoring, grants Custom geography from upload: Cambridgeshire, UK

📊Key Metrics

3,000+ young people impacted Key Metric 1
200 in Curious Entrepreneurs Community Key Metric 2
40 in Curious Entrepreneurs Programme Key Metric 3

✅Key Outcomes

  • Young people engaged in enterprise
  • Entrepreneurs supported in business planning
  • Community connections strengthened

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