ChangeKitchen CIC

Our impact

Here at ChangeKitchen CIC, we are proud to talk about both our social enterprise values and our impact.

Our values, that you can see below, inform all our decision making from recruitment through to delivery, partnerships to innovation.

Kindness is the founding belief that underpins all that we do.

This page is our way of being transparent about what we say, the work we do and the change we create across our communities.

Our impact partner for external verification is Make An Impact CIC.

We are currently working on our annual Impact Report but delighted to share our latest impact stats and case studies.

"ChangeKitchen CIC was making a meaningful difference within the community, and we wanted to build a partnership with an organisation that shared our values while helping to strengthen its platform and extend its impact. This participant-centred approach-built trust with both United by 2022 and the young people involved, contributing to positive outcomes for individuals and the wider community."
Kallianne Titley
Youth Programmes Lead, United by 2022
CASE STUDY | Gen22 food and social action pilot project (July 2026)

As a catering social enterprise, ChangeKitchen CIC has always been passionate about engaging with young people and supporting the opportunities that can be created for them. Work opportunities, particularly for the next generation, provide the basis for a fair society and balanced economy.

A project proposal was submitted to United by 2022 to shift the dial on Birmingham youth unemployment by providing a food and social action programme for unemployed young people aged 16 to 25 years old.

CASE STUDYCK Gen22 Pilot Project CASE STUDY July 2026

This case study follows the journey of one young man, who began his volunteering journey with ChangeKitchen CIC in 2022, and who we are always delighted to see with his mum when he pops back in to say Hello…

Having Autism and a learning disability makes it extremely hard to get employment. I have been told by a reliable source that our local council has one of the lowest employment rates for disabled people in the country!

CASE STUDY | CK CIC Value of Volunteering CASE STUDY June 2025

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