Investing In Communities

From collaborating with foodbanks and flower farms to funding outdoor learning areas for schools, we're committed to using our projects to help the volunteers, organisations and charities which make these communities so special.

Investing In Communities

Our projects can be catalysts for creating local jobs and training opportunities and spending money with local businesses and trades people, but they can be more than this.

We strive to become a part of the communities we're working in, partnering with our clients to identify opportunities to support organisations and charities in the outstanding work they're doing.

£14,000+ Donated to support a primary school Nurture Farm
52 Weeks of Over 55 Activities
50 Christmas Food Packages Donated

We understand that our clients have local knowledge of their communities, which is why we work closely to ensure our projects can deliver the maximum benefit to the people who live and work there.

We've delivered our Climate Education initiative to hundreds of school children, supported wellness initiatives for the over 55s and volunteered at foodbanks and fundraisers. We do this because we want to make contributions which leave lasting, important legacies.

Find out more about how we invest locally, build relationships and support the people and places which make Wales such a special place.

We worked closely with Hedyn Housing Association to identify opportunities to support community groups. The video below covers just a few of the initiatives we took part in and if you'd like to know more about our approach to social value, we have an interview with Heydn's Mark Chircop here.

Together we tackled urgent needs, like donating Christmas food packages to the local food bank, and invested in long-term projects, such as the Nurture Farm at Tredegar Park Primary, which will benefit the community for generations. We focused on where we could maximise the collective impact on the community. The Duffryn community has long felt unheard, but Vital, in partnership with Hedyn, showed they were truly listening and took meaningful action based on what the community had identified."

Mark Chircop, Hedyn, Community Investment and Partnership Coordinator

Working with Swansea University & Swansea Bay University Health Board to develop the Bridgerton-themed Ladyturnitdown energy conservation campaign

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Latest News & Updates

Vital invests in New Swansea Base

Vital Energi open new offices as part of multi-billion-pound effort to accelerate decarbonisation across Wales.

Vital Energi Helps Create Nurture Farm for Tredegar Primary School

We returned to Duffryn 18-months after the completion of the heat network replacement project for the official opening of the Tredegar Primary School's Nurture Park

Partnering in Wales to build green skills of the future

Local Primary School tour of the new Coed Ely Solar Farm in collaboration with Rhondda Cynon Taff’s (RCT) Eco Avengers programme.

Powys Teaching Health Board Prescribe £4.2m In Energy Upgrades

Powys Teaching Health Board (PTHB) are undertaking an energy revolution which will see their carbon emissions reduced by an estimated 350 tonnes per year.

Supporting Over 55s in Duffryn

We're funding a series of events for the over 55 community to promote wellness and combat isolation and loneliness.

Aberystwyth University Energy Project Overperforming by Almost 30%

The £2.6m first phase of an energy saving project is now delivering 30% more energy and carbon savings than originally guaranteed.

Swansea Bay UHB’s Revolutionary Solar Scheme Gets £3.6m Extension

Work has finished on the new £3.6m solar extension and battery energy storage system (BESS) which will deliver another 1MW of clean energy for the Health Board.

Investing In Communities