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Community Action Network: Example Dashboard
UK-wide
Dashboard period
Jan – May 2026
Total social value
£0
SROI ratio
£0.00
for every £1 invested
Members
0
438 with saved records
Total hours given
0
hours contributed
Impact over time
Social value accumulation, Jan to May 2026
Total social value generated by members Jan–May 2026. Data is illustrative for this demo.
What is SROI?
Social Return on Investment (SROI) measures how much social value is created for every £1 an organisation invests. For Community Action Network, the estimated organisational investment (covering member recruitment, onboarding, ongoing support, and administrative overhead) is around £475 per member. With 486 members, that gives a total investment of £230,850.
Dividing the total social value of £684,200 by that investment gives an SROI of £2.96, meaning for every £1 Demo Organisation invested in its members, £2.96 of social value was generated for the community.
Org. investment
£475
per member
Per member
£0
social value generated
Hours per member
0
average per year
SROI
£2.96
for every £1 invested
Activity breakdown
Social value by category
Top activities
Food bank volunteering
£154,560
Youth mentoring
£115,000
Community garden
£91,080
Cycling & active travel
£80,960
Charity fundraising
£75,440
Recycling & composting
£53,360
Community events
£37,720
Litter picking
£30,360
Participant % shows share of members who logged this activity. All data is anonymised.
Global goals
UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
Where your members' social value lands across the global goals. Sorted by share so you can see your leading contribution at a glance.
- 4
Quality Education
18%
Leading goal · £124,200 · 101 members · 138 activities
- 10
Reduced Inequalities
16%
£110,400 · 83 members · 120 activities
- 3
Good Health
14%
£96,600 · 83 members · 101 activities
- 1
No Poverty
12%
£82,800 · 64 members · 92 activities
- 13
Climate Action
12%
£82,800 · 74 members · 92 activities
- 11
Sustainable Cities
11%
£76,360 · 64 members · 83 activities
- 8
Decent Work
9%
£62,560 · 55 members · 64 activities
- 2
Zero Hunger
8%
£55,200 · 46 members · 55 activities
Goal alignment is calculated using the Social Value Engine methodology, which maps each volunteering activity to its primary and secondary UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Engagement
Top categories your people are active in
Ranked by social value, with the people, hours and activity counts behind each one. Bar colour matches the leading SDG for that category.
Volunteering
Top£320,160
276 members · 598 activities · 7,912 hrs
Environment
£152,720
166 members · 322 activities · 3,588 hrs
Personal Dev
£106,720
138 members · 239 activities · 2,024 hrs
Community
£68,080
120 members · 156 activities · 1,380 hrs
Donations
£30,360
83 members · 92 activities · 230 hrs
Geographic spread
Where your members are
Member activity by UK region. Click any shaded area for details. Darker shading indicates higher activity concentration.
Only broad regions are shown. No individual location data is stored, regions are derived from member-supplied postcodes and shown in aggregate only. Darker shading indicates higher member activity.
Region summary
North West
110 members
26%
Yorkshire and The Humber
83 members
19%
West Midlands
74 members
17%
South East
64 members
15%
London
46 members
11%
South West
28 members
6%
North East
28 members
6%
Skills & development
What your members are learning
Skills gained are self-reported by members as part of their activity logging. Percentage shows share of members reporting each skill.
Teamwork
72%
Communication
65%
Problem solving
48%
Leadership
31%
Project management
24%
Digital skills
18%
Member progression
Employability evidence your members are building
Beyond the collective social value figure, every member is building a personal My Impact record, portable proof of their contribution that goes far beyond what any reference letter can say.
With employment-relevant skills
0%
315 of 438 active members
With multiple roles
0
members evidencing 2+ activity types
Avg. months active
0
sustained engagement per member
Top employment-relevant skills evidenced
Teamwork
72%
Communication
65%
Leadership
31%
Problem solving
48%
Better than a reference letter
Each member's My Impact record shows calculated social value, logged hours, and evidenced skills, something they can share directly with employers or include in applications. Your organisation's investment in their development becomes visible, measurable proof rather than an unsupported claim.
Shared goals
Organisational challenges
Time-bound goals your organisation is working towards together. Members see progress on their home page and can rally around the target.
Spring community sprint
ActiveHit £3,000 of Community-category social value before the end of June.
72%
£2,150 of £3,000 · 110 members participating · Ends 30 Jun
150 environmental hours
ActiveA combined goal across all members to log 150 hours of environmental work this quarter.
61%
92 hrs of 150 hrs · 101 members participating · Ends 31 Jul
Reading mentor month
ActiveGet 7 members signed up as weekly reading mentors at local primary schools.
58%
£870 of £1,500 · 64 members participating · Ends 31 May
Winter fundraising drive
EndedReach £5,000 of fundraising activity across the organisation.
100%
£5,240 of £5,000 · 166 members participating · Ended 28 Feb
Member voice
Pulse check
30-second prompts that help you measure how members are feeling and how meaningful their work is. Anonymous by default.
How meaningful does your volunteering feel right now?
4.3 / 5
28 responses
How connected do you feel to the rest of the team?
4.1 / 5
22 responses
How are you feeling about your wellbeing this week?
3.8 / 5
41 responses
Insights
What the data tells us
438 people have logged activity this year, with food support and community outreach attracting the broadest participation.
Youth mentoring produces the highest social value per hour, making it a strong candidate for further programme investment.
Environmental projects are growing fastest, with participation up 24% since January.
Regular activity across seven UK regions gives the charity strong evidence for funders and annual reporting.
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