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Governance

Built for accountability, not profit.

Aspire SEND CIC exists to benefit young people with SEND — our legal structure is designed to keep it that way.

How we're structured

Accountable by design.

Community Interest Company

Aspire SEND CIC is a Community Interest Company limited by guarantee — a legal structure for social enterprises that exist to benefit the community, not private shareholders.

Asset lock

As a CIC, our assets are locked for community benefit. They cannot be distributed as profit and must be used to further our mission, even if the organisation were to close.

Regulatory oversight

We're regulated by the Office of the Regulator of Community Interest Companies and file annual accounts and a community interest report with Companies House.

Safeguarding

Safeguarding young people is central to how we work. Our safeguarding policy governs how we recruit, train and support everyone working with the young people we serve.

How we work

Four strategic pillars guide every decision.

Set out in our Governance & Operations Handbook, these pillars shape our services, our partnerships and how we grow.

People first

Putting the young person at the centre of everything we do — strengths-based support and consistent, compassionate relationships.

Community collaboration

Building strong partnerships with Family Hubs, schools, colleges and statutory partners that complement rather than duplicate existing services.

Sustainable growth

Diversifying income across grants, private fees and contracts, and reinvesting any surplus into services rather than distributing it as profit.

Evidence and impact

Collecting outcomes data from every young person we support, and using that evidence to report on and continuously improve our services.

Keeping people safe

Safeguarding and data protection.

Safeguarding

Nadia Abudulkadir, our Director, is our Designated Safeguarding Lead. Any concern is recorded, reported and acted on immediately.

  • •Enhanced DBS checks for everyone working with young people
  • •Level 2 Safeguarding Children and Level 1 Safeguarding Adults training as a minimum
  • •Partnership with statutory agencies where required

Policy adopted July 2026 · next review July 2027

Data protection

We comply with UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018. Nadia Abudulkadir, our Director, is our Data Controller.

  • •You can access, correct or ask us to delete your data at any time
  • •Client and safeguarding records are held securely and only as long as necessary
  • •You can complain to the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) at any time
Read our full privacy policy →

Company details

The formal details.

Legal status
Community Interest Company, limited by guarantee
Company number
17316423
Registered office
71-75 Shelton Street, Covent Garden, London, WC2H 9JQ
Incorporated
2026
Director
Nadia Abudulkadir

Questions about how we're run?

If you'd like more detail on our governance, policies or accounts, get in touch and we'll be glad to share them.

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hello@aspiresend.co.uk07380 864584
Aspire SEND CIC

Confidence · Independence · Opportunity

Specialist post-16 transition and independence support for young people with SEND aged 16–25, based in London.

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