CARBON REDUCTION PLAN

Angels’ Ten-Year Plan to Net Zero

From our 2025 baseline to our 2035 goal, Angels Care Solutions is working to reduce avoidable carbon emissions and embed more sustainable choices throughout our organisation.

Angels Care Solutions team member travelling through a local community

OUR COMMITMENT

A practical route towards Net Zero

As a care provider, we recognise the need to reduce our environmental footprint while continuing to provide safe, reliable and person-centred support.

Our plan is to assess and monitor emissions across our operations, establish annual reduction targets and make sustainability part of everyday decision-making.

We aim to reduce reported emissions from 23.5 tCO2e in 2025 to 18.0 tCO2e by 2027/28. This represents an approximate reduction of 23%.

The plan at a glance

  • Measure Scope 1, 2 and relevant Scope 3 emissions
  • Review progress and reduction targets annually
  • Improve energy and resource efficiency
  • Reduce travel-related emissions
  • Choose responsible suppliers where practicable
  • Support staff to make sustainable choices

MEASURING OUR IMPACT

Our 2025 emissions footprint

Our published total covers selected sources across direct emissions, purchased energy and other activity in our value chain.

Scope 1

4.4 tCO2e

Direct emissions from company vehicle fuel.

Scope 2

9.4 tCO2e

Purchased energy and utilities, including gas, electricity and water supply.

Selected Scope 3

9.7 tCO2e

Employee travel and waste disposal included within the current plan.

Figures are rounded and total 23.5 tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent (tCO2e).

ACTION ALREADY TAKEN

Reducing waste and energy use

Efficient lighting

Energy-efficient LED lighting, staff awareness activity and motion-activated lighting systems have formed part of our initial programme.

Waste and plastics

Waste separation and recycling facilities have been introduced, alongside work to remove single-use plastic utensils and packaging.

Reducing food waste

Catering is planned more carefully, with suitable surplus directed to foodbanks and shelters where possible.

NEXT STEPS

Planned areas of improvement

Our roadmap will be reviewed as policy, technology and operational needs change.

  • Move towards lower-emission and electric fleet vehicles at renewal
  • Reduce avoidable travel through appropriate virtual meetings
  • Continue the transition to digital care records and administration
  • Apply sustainability considerations to procurement and suppliers
  • Encourage active travel where practical
  • Use verified carbon projects for unavoidable emissions from 2026

ACCOUNTABILITY

Monitoring and reporting our progress

We will monitor emissions and review targets annually. Our plan draws on the Greenhouse Gas Protocol Corporate Standard and the UK Government’s carbon reduction plan guidance for public procurement.

Plan owner: Jude Agba, Managing Director

Publication date: 5 May 2025

Review: At least annually, with targets revised where appropriate

Read our complete Carbon Reduction Plan

Download the published document for the full emissions breakdown, initiatives and signed declaration.