The English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) project has launched with innovative enhancements, integrating basic computer lessons to address digital inclusion. In collaboration with Coventry City Council's CovConnects team; Language barriers, especially within the African migrant community are recognized as a significant hurdle to digital inclusion. Thus, combining digital literacy with the improvement of English Language Skills both spoken and written has proven to be a strategic focus for SSCIC. Evelyn Teiko and Kofi Folson have been instrumental in executing this initiative. The National Lotteries Community Fund has provided funding for this project. However, ongoing success depends on securing additional funding and logistical support.

The Project has made significant strides, leading to the development of two key focus areas: one for youth and youth adults aiming to build careers and another centered on apprenticeship and adult vocational entrepreneurship development. Two dynamic youth forums have been held with Musa Christopher and Flojoe Nsiah Sarbeng leading engaging sessions. Dr. Ken Asare continues to spread the apprenticeship and vocational entrepreneurship agenda. Notably successful sessions were organized in collaboration with Resurrection Power and Living Bread Ministries, Coventry as well as with the youth of Church of Pentecost Coventry PIWC.

Settlement support held the 2024 edition of Sports for Social Integration at Sowe Common Sport ground. The event saw a great turn out with people from the Black and Minority ethnic communities coming together. The event also saw sponsorship from Amazon and support from Coventry Council.  The football game was hotly contested where United Life beat Resurrection Power by 3 goals to 1, to win the game second year running.