Wagestream is a financial services firm that allows employees to stream their earned wages into their accounts through an instant app. The app allows them to have complete control over when they get paid. It also effectively ends the need for employee advances, loans, and employee stress suffered from short-term, unplanned financial obligations. The company aims to play a key role in reducing the poverty premium and prevent employees from entering cycles of debt caused by overdraft fees, high-interest credit, or payday loans. Peter Briffett and Portman Wills was founded in 2018 and is based in London, England. It is backed by QED, Fair by Design, London Co-Investment Fund, and Village Global.
Blackbear is an Amsterdam-based scaleup on a mission to break down the barriers of the working world. Our company was founded by Joep Wittebrood and Stefan Hoogenboom in 2019 and is VC-backed by No Such Ventures. Today, blackbear's flexible workforce platform connects leading organisations worldwide with a network of over 12.000 skilled professionals. Our solution helps companies overcome capacity gaps and provides unrestricted access to a diverse range of skills and expertise. At the same time, our ecosystem enables freelancers to find work without geographical limitations, enabling skill development and creating work opportunities that provide fair chances based on skills.
Recycleye is a developer of digital tools designed to detect and provide analytics on waste management. The company's tools specialize in machine learning tools to enable smarter characterization, ubiquitous tracking, and automated sorting of waste, enabling users to accelerate the transition towards a circular economy. Recycleye was established on September 23, 2019 in London, England by Victor Dewulf.
Feebris’ team combines expertise in biomedical engineering, machine learning, global health and business. More importantly, they are unreasonably passionate about our vision to transform healthcare globally and make it equitable, personalised and patient-driven.
Walk With Path provides wearables with biofeedback and therapeutic function, alongside data insights and analytics to end users and healthcare professionals. The core product family is a smart insole with biofeedback and sensors, initially for people with diabetes, to improve balance and prevent co-morbidities. The first product, Path Finder, is laser shoes for Parkinson's disease, alleviating 'freezing of gait', or the sensation of feeling stuck to the ground. Path Finder is a medical device, with proven evidence published in Neurology.
Neurofenix is aiming to make rehabilitation more autonomous, enjoyable and accessible to stroke victims.
LettUs Grow is a team of growers, engineers, plant scientists, software developers and business experts, who all care deeply about food and the environment. Together we design and build aeroponic technology and farm management software for greenhouse and vertical farms. We believe careful innovation in farming can make the world a better place. Our technology reduces the environmental impact of agriculture and makes farmers’ lives easier. We are dedicated to making sustainable farming a sustainable business.
Voiceitt is an automatic speech recognition technology platform. Voiceitt provides a new dimension of independence and quality of life for people with speech and motor disabilities, and a useful tool for those who care for and about them.
Piclo is an independent marketplace making electricity grids smart, flexible, and sustainable. The Piclo marketplace enables renewables, batteries, and electric vehicles to provide local flexibility to distribution networks, easing the complex transition to a low-carbon future and delivering low-cost and resilient grids. It encourages greater participation, standardization, and scale in order to level the playing field and accelerate the transition to Net Zero.
Assess operations and supply chains for slavery risk. Prioritise at-risk suppliers, geographies and products for action. Gather data for reporting. All with one simple online solution: RightsDD.
Open Bionics make the Hero Arm, a multi-grip bionic arm for people with upper limb differences. Open Bionics mission is to make the most advanced bionic technology more accessible to the people that need it. The Hero Arm is the lightest bionic arm on the market, and the only one with a ventilated, adjustable socket and removable aesthetic covers. Wearers have a choice of the design aesthetic, including the official Disney Frozen, Iron Man, R2D2 and BB8 designs.
TapSOS is an app for a non-verbal method of contacting the emergency services. It will promote inclusivity and help transform the delivery of emergency services.
Carers Trust provides basic digital skills for young adult carers to help them achieve their aspirations. A carer is anyone who cares, unpaid, for a friend or family member who due to illness, disability, a mental health problem or an addiction cannot cope without their support. Anyone could be a carer – a 15-year-old girl looking after a parent with an alcohol problem, a 40-year-old man caring for his partner who has terminal cancer, or an 80-year-old woman looking after her husband who has Alzheimer's disease.
Carers UK is an innovative mobile and online app that is designed by carers for carers. Jointly makes caring easier, less stressful and more organised by making communication and coordination between those who share the care as easy as a text message. That’s 1 in 8 adults who care, unpaid, for family and friends. Within our lifetime, there will be 9 million carers. Our loved ones are living longer with illness or disability, and more and more of us are looking after them. Whether round-the-clock or for a few hours a week, in our own home or for someone at the other end of a motorway – caring can have a huge effect on us, our lives and our plans. Caring is such an important part of life. It’s simply part of being human. Carers are holding families together, enabling loved ones to get the most out of life, making an enormous contribution to society and saving the economy billions of pounds. Yet many of us are stretched to the limit – juggling care with work and family life, or even struggling with poor health ourselves. We often find it difficult to make ends meet if we’re unable to work or if we’ve reduced our working hours to care. Every day 6,000 people become carers. Many don’t know how or where to get help. It can be frightening and very lonely. For some it’s sudden: someone you love is taken ill or has an accident, your child is born with a disability. For others, caring creeps up unnoticed: your parents can’t manage on their own any longer, your partner’s health gets gradually worse. Looking after someone can be tough, but you’re not on your own. Carers UK is here to listen, to give you expert information and advice that’s tailored to your situation, to champion your rights and support you in finding new ways to manage at home, at work, or wherever you are.
Night Zookeeper is an online learning and creativity platform focused on teaching children to write. It creates digital experiences for children rich in creative possibilities and turns them from passive consumers of online entertainment into a community of creators.
Northcoders is a coding school that offers full-stack JavaScript coding for developers and data engineers. The school helps people transform their careers by teaching them the skills required to become full-stack software developers. Its coding bootcamp is where people like to come to make lifelong friends, invaluable contacts, and learn everything they need to get started in their coding careers.
Home-Start UK has working with Techmums to offer digital skills training to young mothers. Home-Start started in 1973. We were founded by Margaret Harrison who believed that supporting a family was best done in their home where it can be shaped to the needs of the family. She realised that if parents get support and friendship from another parent, they will be better equipped to learn to cope with the many difficulties life can bring, and will be able to give their children the best possible start to their own lives. While this idea remains at the heart of our work, we have created new ways of helping parents and their children to meet the changing needs of families. This idea that started in Leicester, spread across the UK and is now a movement around the world. There are now 22 countries on five continents that have Home-Starts providing support for families. Margaret remained life president of Home-Start until her death in 2015.
At Konnektis, they're working to solve an important problem that will make a huge difference to millions of people. They are developing a digital platform to encourage better real-time communication and collaboration between carers of older people, be they relatives, friends, paid carers or local volunteers.
Corporation Pop designs original and engaging interactive tools that help their clients communicate with their audience. Founded in 2007, the company is headquartered in Manchester, Manchester, United Kingdom.
Neurofenix is aiming to make rehabilitation more autonomous, enjoyable and accessible to stroke victims.
media co-op has specialise in creating digital media and films for the third sector and broadcast television.We produce media strategies, short films (and long ones too), participatory projects with service-users, and online campaigns powered by social media.
Moving Memory Dance Theatre provides digital doris is giving older people the freedom to express themselves through dance.
Tiny Medical Apps taking essential asthma information off the page and onto young people's smartphones. Learnable for Asthma Engaging young people in their Personalised Asthma Action Plans with our Gamified Platform Today two-thirds of deaths caused by asthma in the UK are preventable. That means hundreds of people, especially teenagers, are dying needlessly each year. There’s already a solution out there. Personalised Asthma Action Plans (PAAP) offer practical information on how young people can manage their condition. Despite the fact that having a PAAP means they’re four times less likely to end up in hospital, only 30% have them, and many don’t understand how they work. Tiny Medical Apps’ Learnable system puts the PAAP into teenagers’ pockets by reinventing the information as a fun app for their smartphones.
We develop a software for Smart Glasses to act as eyes for Blind and partially sighted people. Our technology acts as an intelligent companion with it's own eyes that can recognise text, people, places and objects; and provide relevant information to the user on demand – increasing their mobility and independence
hometouch is Europe's leading home care marketplace connecting families looking for home care to professional carers nearby. They are backed by Passion Capital, Rocket Internet's GFC and the UK government. Their goal is to build the trust engine for social care, and revolutionise a staid and inefficient industry that is crying out for digital disruption. hometouch was founded by Dr Jamie Wilson, a former NHS dementia specialist, with the mission of fighting the progression of neurodegenerative conditions and supporting people through exceptional brain health focused care. Over three million people in the UK are living with some form of age-related cognitive impairment – and that number is getting bigger every year. It’s one of the worst health crises of their time. They believe their brain health focused care will change how they think about dementia and cognitive decline – not as an inevitable consequence of aging, but something that can be managed and minimised through careful attention to brain health.
Since 1977, we’ve been breaking down barriers to reconnect people with art, culture and creativity. We stand up for people who are underrepresented in the arts. We see talent where it has been overlooked and undervalued. Anywhere can be your studio, your gallery, your stage. At City Arts, we believe you are an artist.
Alice helps charities raise funds based on impact, so donors know their money only pays for successful social programmes.All donations are held in smart contracts on a secure blockchain, to give donors maximum transparency on the impact their money makes.Their goal is to restore the public's trust in charities, so more donations can be raised to fund their social missions.
Just: Transcription has harnessing the power of new tech to increase access to justice.
Bounce Works is a digital design foundry specialising in young people's mental health, making resilience-boosting digital products that connect virtual worlds with real life. Bounce Works is a social enterprise, making digital products for kids that build emotional resilience and wellbeing, and are playful, engaging and fun.
Marmo Health is solving a £1 Trillion problem that causes the premature death of hundreds of thousands of people globally every year because people are not taking their medications when they should. Marmo is taking advantage of the recent rise of mobile technology and recent advances in behavioral science to tackle this problem like no one else has. We are a pre-revenue company, having just celebrated our 1st birthday ready to launch our product in the USA and complete our clinical trials in the UK. We are fun, but take our work seriously and deeply believe in our mission to make the world a better place (and of course make a little money along the way).
Chatterbox is a corporate language learning platform that uniquely offers active practice alongside algorithmically matched native language coaches who share their students' professional backgrounds and interests. On the app, engineers are learning Arabic from engineers, and aid workers are learning French from medical doctors and achieving industry-topping course completion rates. Chatterbox language coaches are professionals who have become forcibly displaced and are currently undervalued in the labor market. Co-founded by a former refugee and Y Combinator alum, Chatterbox is backed by BGV, All Turtles, and WeWork.
Troo Life Coach is an app helping teenagers develop a healthy mindset. Problems at school, fights with friends, worries about weight – there’s a lot that might be stressing out today’s teenagers. Solutions tend to focus on just one part of the problem. Troo Life Coach is harnessing a host of innovative technology to help teenagers make the right choices for a healthier, happier future.
NOW Group provides jam platform is a app giving people a discreet way to signal that they need extra time to access services.
Limitless Travel provides holidays, tours, accommodation, and travel for people living with disability.
Credit Kudos is a credit bureau that uses financial behavior and data through open banking to measure creditworthiness. Credit Kudos utilizes consumer transaction data to build highly accurate and transparent credit score cards and affordability metrics.
Playlingo is an award-winning educational technology company based in London, Edinburgh and Zurich with a track record of creating high quality products for the BBC and Amazon. Our mission is to get the world’s English learners reading every day.
Wavemaker Stoke provides access to a variety of making and prototyping tools and equipment, such as laser cutters and 3D printers. Host classes, talk and meetups, to inspire, teach and connect people.
CAST is growing the supply and demand of technology for social impact. They Are breaking down the barriers that exist between early stage ideas and those that scale, and making others braver - by demonstrating the potential of tech for good, and by working together to make it happen
Enabling Play is an accessible game design studio run by brother and sister team Will and Cara Jessop. Our motivation for making games for players with learning difficulties comes from many years of mischievous and hugely enjoyable play with our brother Tommy, who has Down's Syndrome. We believe the best games are not only fun but good for us too, so are building key developmental skills into the heart of our designs. Our first project 'Millie Moreorless' is an award winning iOS game designed with children with Down's Syndrome to help players get better at maths. As part of our design process we held workshops with young volunteers to make sure the game is right for them. The gameplay in Millie Moreorless is based on pioneering research indicating the importance of magnitude awareness as a foundation for later maths skills. To find out more about how we developed the game please see our page About Millie. Millie Moreorless was featured by Apple on the homepage of the iTunes store on release, given the Editor’s Choice Award by the Children’s Technology Review, awarded Gold in the International Serious Play Awards 2016, selected as one of Geeks with Juniors’ Top Apps of 2016, and listed in the 2016 Nominet Trust Social Tech Guide having been shortlisted for the NT100.
SkilRoute is an end-to-end platform for tactile skills education and training for instructors, academics, and companies. It helps them explore and compare before they decide. Skills Route is the first post-16 portal to bring together all the options for young people side by side. It was founded in 2015 and headquartered in London, England.
Turinglab to make learning and teaching digital skills fun for everyone We started as a group of Computer Science postgraduate students from Imperial College London. While volunteering to teach coding in schools, we struggled to find fun and effective resources for teaching children computing. So we decided to make our own. After some prototypes and the publishing of an academic paper we have developed our platform with support from industry and government. Our creative computing resources are now used by thousands of children in schools and classrooms across the country.
Emteq creates facial wearables - glasses - that understand the expressions and emotions of the wearer, enabling improved Human-Computer Interaction, Human Augmentation and Emotion Analytics through advanced AI techniques. Emteq was founded by Graeme Cox and Charles Nduka in 2015 and is headquartered in Brighton, East Sussex.
Wefarm is a farmer-to-farmer digital network that enables farmers to share information via SMS. The company allows small-scale farmers to connect with one another to solve problems, share ideas, and spread innovation. Utilizing the latest machine learning technology, Wefarm’s service works both online and over SMS. Since its founding in 2015, Wefarm has been named one of Africa’s Most Innovative Companies by FastCompany and has won Google’s Impact Challenge Award, TechCrunch’s Europas-Tech for Good Award, and the European Union Commission’s Ideas from Europe prize, among others. The company is headquartered in London with a field presence in Nairobi, Kampala, and Dar-es-Salaam.
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Bristol Braille Technology is building Canute, an affordable full-page Braille eBook reader. Canute is the world’s first viable multi-line refreshable Braille e-reader; a ‘Kindle for blind people’. Available for a price comparable to a new iPhone or Perkins Brailler, Canute has been developed by Bristol Braille Technology with, by, and for the blind community. Canute has been in development since 2012. In March 2018 it will begin its final pre-production testing pilot, prior to beginning sales later in the year. We’d love to give a specific release date, but its important to us to be transparent with our users: we want to hear back from the pilot programme feedback before we give a definitive date, and we don’t want to rush to market, only to deliver a sub-standard machine. If you would like to register an interest in pre-ordering, once we start to take them, please contact us.
Open Bionics make the Hero Arm, a multi-grip bionic arm for people with upper limb differences. Open Bionics mission is to make the most advanced bionic technology more accessible to the people that need it. The Hero Arm is the lightest bionic arm on the market, and the only one with a ventilated, adjustable socket and removable aesthetic covers. Wearers have a choice of the design aesthetic, including the official Disney Frozen, Iron Man, R2D2 and BB8 designs.
I Can Make was formed in 2014, to help children and adults learn about 3D printing, and discover the huge potential it has for changing how we make things in the future. We create simple, fun, exciting kits, for use in school or at home.
64 Million Artists is a national campaign to unlock the potential of everyone in the UK through creativity. We use a simple, fun and free process: Do, Think and Share to support people who’d like to use creativity to express themselves, get a bit more of a spring in their step, or connect better with others. We believe passionately that everyone has the right to a creative life, that we are all instinctively creative but that often gets knocked out of us at school or work. With partners we are developing simple ways of helping people do stuff again, to just have a go without worrying about being good at something or being an expert. We work in a number of areas: With the arts and cultural sector (including the BBC on Get Creative) to ensure everyday creativity is encouraged and celebrated across the UK. With employers to bring fun and regular creativity to the workplace. With towns and cities to see what happens when you catalyse larger numbers of people to unleash their potential. And with people effected by stress, depression, anxiety or other wellbeing issues to explore how everyday creativity can make a positive contribution to individual lives across the UK. Sign up to our weekly Monday Challenge here We hope you enjoy exploring our site. Do keep in contact by emailing us. 64 Million Artists was founded by Jo Hunter and David Micklem who want to change the world for the better by placing creativity at the heart of British life.
EduKit has a digital home for organisations that work with school-aged children to showcase their services and measure their effectiveness
Dignisen is a moisture sensor for continence pads, which signals when they need changing. Pads can then be changed far quicker, reducing patient discomfort and helping to avoid severe infections and pressure ulcers. Unnecessary and invasive continence checks and changes are also avoided, improving patient quality of life.
Ogenblik provides tackling anxiety and behavioural health challenges with a touch-sensitive device and app.
Reason Digital is improving the safety of sex workers through mobile technology. We’re a team of 40 people who’ve been using our digital expertise to tackle big social issues since 2008. Charities, social enterprises and companies work with us on digital projects that fight issues such as violent crime, drug and alcohol addiction, the food poverty crisis, and diseases that define our times – HIV/AIDS, dementia and diabetes.
Piclo is an independent marketplace making electricity grids smart, flexible, and sustainable. The Piclo marketplace enables renewables, batteries, and electric vehicles to provide local flexibility to distribution networks, easing the complex transition to a low-carbon future and delivering low-cost and resilient grids. It encourages greater participation, standardization, and scale in order to level the playing field and accelerate the transition to Net Zero.
Reyooz empowers organisations to create environmental, social and economic value through the reuse and redistribution of assets. Reyooz delivers a complete end to end service combining inventories, logistics, storage and e-commerce into one integrated platform resulting in measurable environmental and social impact (ESG)
Briefly offers real-time applications that provides in-person freelancing solutions for businesses. It was launched by Alexander Christie in August 2014 and is based in London, England.
Code Club is a nationwide network of free volunteer-led after-school coding clubs for children aged 9 to 11.Code Club initiates groups of approximately 12 children each who are willing learn programming under the expert guidance of a computer programmer. The program is sectioned in to terms. Terms 1 and 2 uses scratch to teach the basics of programming. Term 3 is focused on teaching the basics of web development using HTML and CSS. Term 4 focuses on teaching Python and so on.
Catch22 has a social business providing services that help people in tough situations to turn their lives around.
SpeakSet was founded in 2013 in order to solve the problem of isolation for older people. They focus on doing this for care providers and are quickly becoming the leading choice for remote video consultations. They work with organisations big and small and will make sure that SpeakSet is right for you before they do anything else. They want to solve your problems. Having lived and breathed the problems facing their elderly population, the team have become experts on what it takes to make remote consultations a reality. They simplify things and are always questioning theirselves on whether they can make it easier.
Vinspired is the UK's premier platform for volunteering, empowering individuals of all ages to engage with causes they care about, gain recognition, and build a lifelong legacy of positive impact. Vinspired isn’t just about volunteering; it's about fostering personal growth through real-world experiences that equip people with valuable skills in teamwork, leadership, and problem-solving. Through our platform, volunteers and organizations seamlessly connect. Volunteers can easily find opportunities, track their achievements, and receive digital and NFT-based certificates and badges that showcase their contributions. Vinspired’s skill and impact framework enables organizations to highlight specific social impact areas, inspiring volunteers to engage meaningfully while contributing to a verified digital footprint of their efforts. With 74% of people ready to volunteer, Vinspired harnesses this energy to transform communities across the UK. We’re proud to be part of their journey, helping people make their mark, build valuable skills, and leave a lasting impact.
Community21 has supporting communities to co-create and develop sustainable social innovation. Community21 is a social design agency that is housed within the University of Brighton's School or Architecture and Design. We facilitate engagement and collaboration between creative students and staff at the University of Brighton, community service organisations and real communities. We support communities in developing innovation and addressing issues and opportunities for sustainable and social development. Together we co-design and co-produce innovative tools and methods, built through collaborative, inclusive research and creativity - These tools often utilise accessible digital technology and collaborative making methods and creative, community spaces.
Mind of my Own has making it easier for young people in and leaving care to express their views. Better care happens when children are better listened to. At MOMO we create apps that make this happen.
Sentimoto is developing a well-being smartphone application aimed at 50+ year olds. Our service not only helps identify social isolation, inactivity, and track mental well-being, but closes the loop by suggesting activities tailored to the person’s well-being profile. We are uniquely placed on the market and, having proven the technology, are now working with Local Authorities in the UK and other partners to grow our user-base and the ecosystem of well-being activity providers.
Founders4Schools is a free nationwide service that improves the life chances of students by giving them access to various business leaders in their community. It enables teachers to connect with professionals of growing businesses to invite them to visit their schools and inspire their students. Through the platform teachers have the ability to search and invite successful business leaders near them and have responses tracked by the platform. Based in United Kingdom, Founders4Schools was launched in 2013 by Sherry Coutu.
MakerClub allows users to learn code and electronics with its 3D printed bots for young inventors.
OpenUp Music is empowering young disabled musicians to build inclusive youth orchestras.
Commonplace has making is easier for communities to influence local planning decisions. As a team of entrepreneurs, designers, technologists and urban planners, we're making engagement smarter. We are helping developers, councils, city managers and their communities to understand each others’ needs and communicate better. Traditional consultation can be manual, time intensive and a one-off snapshot. Our tools aim to provide an ongoing channel of understanding and collaboration. Customers use Commonplace to reveal issues and suggest solutions, as well as for statutory consultation and formal planning applications. We also help communities plan their neighbourhoods, co-design solutions and analyse the social impact of new development. By making local participation easy, we reach wider audiences and provide real-time dashboards to see ‘the heartbeat’ of an area. We encourage companies to adopt these approaches, and to be more open to collaboration – because it benefits them. After all, even major developers strive to meet less opposition and to become more agile in responding to people's needs.
Memrica Prompt is a digital back up memory, which helps people live well with conditions such as early dementia, mild cognitive impairment, strokes or brain injuries.
DrDoctor's cloud-based patient management tools automate and virtualize processes and care, so that Doctors can focus on their patients, and that patients can engage as true partners in their care. The platform of the company allows users to access bookings, care plans, test results, and hospital information, as well as manage healthcare appointments online via mobile or text, allowing hospitals to transform the way they communicate with patients and putting patients in control of their healthcare. DrDoctor was established on July 1, 2012 in London, England by Tom Whicher.
Skin Analytics build a digital history of your skin so that you and your doctor can measure, track and ultimately understand your skin. Meaning you have the tools to take control and ultimately improve your skin health. Their patent-pending algorithms measure how the skin is changing from smartphone images to identify, inform and evaluate treatment options across a range of consumer health and clinical skin conditions. Which means they build digital platforms that personalise skin health so people can control their skin health rather than be controlled by it. They’re focused on delivering a series of skin health products over the next 3 years ranging from consumer to clinical.
Virtually Free creates apps to improve emotional health. They have two products in development: Stress Free and Phobia Free. Stress Free teaches relaxation and uses gamification to promote its practice. Phobia Free uses games and augmented reality to improve spider phobia. Virtually Free was founded in 2012. It's two first products are scheduled for release Q2 2013. They will be available in iOS first.
Big White Wall is a digital mental health and well-being service providing support to its members through contracts in the healthcare, education, military, and employer markets. The service combines social networking principles with a choice of clinically-informed interventions to improve mental well-being. Big White Wall is available free in many areas of the U.K. via the NHS, employers, and universities. It is also free to all U.K. serving personnel, veterans, and their families. It is completely anonymous so patients can express themselves freely and openly. Big White Wall was founded in 2007 and is based in London.
Playlab London flowy is a smartphone game that you play using your own breath to reduce anxiety.
We build mobile digital products, and we develop, manage, and maintain web systems with millions of monthly users. Equaleyes sees things clearly: You want a development partner that really thinks about your project, helping you hit your product milestones while saving you time and money. If bravery, loyalty and excellence are in your vision, Equaleyes will give your vision the passion, dedication and care it needs to fully mature. That's why we don't just develop your technology, we develop a relationship. We guarantee our partnership will run as smoothly as your technology. Once you become part of our Equaleyes family either as a client, a partner or an employee you can always count on us. We’ll fight for you. Our team have a combined 20 years experience in founding and running their own startups and our development team have clocked literally tens of thousands of hours of development for our many clients around the world. Our value proposition is pretty simple - we deliver world-class code without the price tag. These are the technologies we excel at: Backend: Python - Django, Node.js Java - Spring, Websockets, Jersey Web Frontend: Javascript - Angular, React HTML 5, CSS Mobile: Android iOS - Swift Cloud: AWS, Rackspace, Microsoft Azure Containers: Docker + Kubernetes Storage: MongoDB, Object Rocket, MsSQL, Postgres, MySQL
Vinspired is the UK's premier platform for volunteering, empowering individuals of all ages to engage with causes they care about, gain recognition, and build a lifelong legacy of positive impact. Vinspired isn’t just about volunteering; it's about fostering personal growth through real-world experiences that equip people with valuable skills in teamwork, leadership, and problem-solving. Through our platform, volunteers and organizations seamlessly connect. Volunteers can easily find opportunities, track their achievements, and receive digital and NFT-based certificates and badges that showcase their contributions. Vinspired’s skill and impact framework enables organizations to highlight specific social impact areas, inspiring volunteers to engage meaningfully while contributing to a verified digital footprint of their efforts. With 74% of people ready to volunteer, Vinspired harnesses this energy to transform communities across the UK. We’re proud to be part of their journey, helping people make their mark, build valuable skills, and leave a lasting impact.
Mapmyhealth is a healthcare company that delivers effective technology-enabled patient self-management and collaborative care services that are fully integrated into current healthcare pathways.
Written Medicine was founded in 2012 on the principles of increasing patient access to medical information. Working in pharmacies on the high street in London's vibrant multicultural communities presents a persistent communication barrier where patients don't speak English. Their aim is to improve the current state of affairs where these patients are excluded from the benefits provided by the established health infrastructure for not being proficient in English.
Groop is a dependable online ecosystem allowing individuals and groups to manage, grow and engage with their community.The Groop software is tried and tested. From independent groups and clubs to councils, charities and large organisations, we’re redefining community management and administration.
www.stateofambition.org helps young people build support networks around their ambitions. The young person creates a Postcard of Ambition and then they campaign for 21 days to raise their profile and have the right conversations. SoA facilitate this by feeding the campaigns through employee networks at brands in The Movement. This gets the young person with a career ambition, closer to the people already in that industry, whilst giving brands a great way of being attached to a social mission, an easy way to give back, brilliant exposure to a generation of customers and access to a more diverse talent pool. The whole process uses the power of the right company to inspire the next generation with the right influences. Whilst doing this, we also run workshops and talks that inspire young people to be resilient, confident, selfless, fearless and collaborative. 70% of our net profits are used to provide grants and scholarships to young people to help them with their ambitions.