Community Impact The Active Wellbeing Society (TAWS) operates at scale within Birmingham and across the UK focusing on inequality reduction, social prescribing, and co-produced interventions. This presents a collaboration opportunity with public health bodies, local authorities, and NHS partners seeking scalable community wellbeing and preventative health programs.

Strategic Partnerships A history of multi-sector partnerships with councils, developers, NHS services, and community networks indicates readiness to integrate services such as food programs, wellbeing initiatives, and transport solutions into broader community development projects.

Wellbeing Programs TAWS runs a diverse portfolio including free bicycles for staff health, food access networks, library of things, and community meals. This broad suite signals potential for bundled offerings around employee wellbeing, community mobility, and social infrastructure in client organizations.

Public Sector Alignment Recent pilots with hospitals and involvement in council-led sustainability and health initiatives suggest strong alignment with public sector procurement cycles, social value commitments, and health equity objectives, creating pathways for funded service contracts.

Growth & Visibility With revenue in the mid-range and active fundraising through campaigns, plus national reach and ongoing media coverage, TAWS can leverage case studies and partnerships to scale services, attract grant funding, and engage large-scale CSR programs.