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2026
Urban Partnership Group

Urban Partnership Group Annual Report 2025

899 families welcomed to children's centres; 923 sessions delivered to under-5s; 3,000+ instances of low-level family support from outreach team; 246 young people supported through Fit 'N Fed programme
Key Metric 1
346 parents supported through 57 evidence-based parenting programmes; 49 new adult learners enrolled; 500+ people welcomed weekly at Edward Woods Community Centre
Key Metric 2
£1,406,939 total income (2024: £1,416,207); surplus of £139,154; 80+ elders at Christmas lunch; 169 children and adults taken to Kew Gardens; 155 DBS checks completed
Key Metric 3
100% of parents in CPHC reported positive impacts with an average rating of 4.75/5; parenting programme delivered at HMP Wormwood Scrubs — 10 fathers completed transformative fatherhood course
Community & Social Justice Families
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2025
CBM UK

CBM UK Annual Report 2024

3,800,317 people reached in 2024 including 658,634 treated for blinding diseases; 86,655 cataract surgeries performed; 8,751 local health workers trained
Key Metric 1
3,725 people supported to access mental health services; 1,880 children with disabilities supported to access education; £7.12 million total income
Key Metric 2
£1.1 million from Jersey Overseas Aid for financial inclusion in Nepal; €1.2 million from Finland Ministry of Foreign Affairs for African OPD advocacy; $1.4 million from Wellcome Trust for African mental health civil society; Big Give Christmas Challenge raised £101,272 — exceeding £100,000 target
Key Metric 3
See the Way Malawi (3-year project): 6,652 cataract surgeries and 166,186 outreach patients; hospitals scaled from 15,000 to 70,000 annual patients; 1,775 clinical staff trained on primary eye care
Community & Social Justice Mental Health
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2025
Wirral Mind

Wirral Mind Annual Report and Financial Statement 2024/2025

19,355 people visited the Fountain Project drop-in; 11,619 attended support groups; 6,582 attended Motiv8! fitness sessions; 2,707 counselling sessions delivered
Key Metric 1
147 mums completed Mums Matter (237 children benefiting); 516 supported by Third Sector Connector; 1,057 befriending hours provided; 141 people completed Mental Health First Aid training
Key Metric 2
£1,822,208 total income (2024: £1,606,570); 55 volunteers across all services; 98 service users became less reliant on A&E, Crisis Line and mental health beds through Floating Support; 'Good' rating in PAMMS inspection
Key Metric 3
Mums Matter participants consistently report GAD7/PHQ9 improvements of 7–13 points — significantly above the 2–3 typically seen in NHS perinatal services; 100% of Third Sector Connector clients successfully supported to make positive change
Health & Wellbeing Mental Health
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2025
Launch It

Launch It Wrapped: 2025 Impact Highlights

544 young founders supported across London, Stoke-on-Trent, Kent and Scotland; 2,001 young people reached via community outreach and events UK-wide
Key Metric 1
692 hours of business and personal support from Enterprise Managers; 166 hours of training and workshops; £20,650 total business funding and prizes given to LaunchIteers
Key Metric 2
72 LaunchIteers in core mentoring programme; 63 young people developed pitches with volunteer coaches; 418 hours of community support contributed by LaunchIteers under mandatory Social Impact Clause
Key Metric 3
First Midlands Enterprise Hub launched in Stoke-on-Trent; commendation in Parliament by Dr Alison Gardner MP for Stoke-on-Trent South; Launch It Paisley secured three years of further funding
Education & Young People Mentoring
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2025
Trust for Developing Communities

Trust for Developing Communities Annual Report and Accounts 2024–2025

22,844 people facing poverty and exclusion supported; 202 community-led groups supported; 2,194 young people worked with through neighbourhood youth clubs
Key Metric 1
59,030 people directly supported to address health issues; 813 people supported with employability (55 into new jobs); 59 community groups received £88,151 through the Fairness Fund
Key Metric 2
2,000+ community members provided 160,000+ hours of volunteering; £2,253,530 total income; 60 staff working 1,300 hours per week
Key Metric 3
59% of young people at youth clubs from the three most deprived IDACI deciles; 33% have SEND or an EHCP — both the highest proportions of any youth work provider in Brighton and Hove
Community & Social Justice Mental Health
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2026
North Kent Mind

North Kent Mind Annual Report 2024–2025

35 tenants supported across 6 supported housing properties; 29 clients in Heal House rough sleeper accommodation; £2,060,412 total income — surplus of £75,519 (vs deficit of £55,285 the previous year)
Key Metric 1
SUN (Service User Network) peer support groups delivered across 9 Kent and Medway locations; BRAVE children's therapy service won Kent Mental Wellbeing Award; Men's Group supporting 12–15 individuals weekly
Key Metric 2
Fast-Track counselling service with 1–2 week waiting times; affordable counselling at £15/session; 140 volunteer hours per week; £26,000+ raised through fundraising; £13,000 donation from Royal Engineers Association
Key Metric 3
BRAVE awarded Winner at Kent Mental Health Wellbeing Awards; North Kent Mind won Dartford Business Award for community impact; Men's Group won award at Kent Mental Health Awards; Jubilee Court opened — 7 new self-contained flats in Gravesham
Health & Wellbeing Mental Health
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2025
Northamptonshire Mind

Northamptonshire Mind Local Services Impact Report 2024/25

105,322 calls answered on 24/7 Mental Health Helpline — 3% increase on previous year; over 5,000 visits to Crisis Cafés across all hubs; 22,835+ total hub visits across six community locations
Key Metric 1
2,290 one-to-one emotional support sessions delivered across all hubs; 2,227 counselling sessions attended; 405 people attending 8,264 peer support sessions
Key Metric 2
820+ individuals from Global Ethnic Majority communities engaged through Community Connector project (first year); 10 Community Champions supporting 247 people in rural communities; 46 individuals supported by Hospital at Home (579 interventions)
Key Metric 3
Northampton hub: 7,397 visits, 2,076 Crisis Café visits, 544 emotional support sessions, 735 counselling sessions; Rushden: 6,003 visits, 1,264 Crisis Café visits, 506 emotional support sessions; Daventry: 3,314 visits, 242 Crisis Café visits, 477 emotional support sessions
Health & Wellbeing Mental Health
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2025
SECE Mind

SECE Mind Annual Impact Report 2025

285 adults supported through housing services; 200 adults supported through counselling; 145 children and young people supported through counselling
Key Metric 1
50 young people supported through CrossFit Teens; 60 people supported through Brazilarte jiu-jitsu sessions; 180 people took part in annual Mental Elf 5k festive fun run
Key Metric 2
£568k total income (£465k commissioning, £62k grant funding, £41k donations/corporate); 50+ women attended International Women's Day conference raising £3,913
Key Metric 3
New 3-year business plan signed off with focus on community partnerships, counselling and housing; refreshed board of trustees with 9 members and new 12-person advisory group; charity chosen as London Southend Airport Charity of the Year 2025
Health & Wellbeing Mental Health
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2026
Suffolk Mind

Suffolk Mind Impact Report 2025

33,000+ people used Suffolk Mind services; 33,968 Helpline calls and emails (130/day) — 27% increase on previous year; 7,603 counselling sessions delivered to 864 clients
Key Metric 1
284 clients attended Waves (BPD/EUPD support); 115 clients supported through Suffolk Work Well (25% increase); 10,692 children, young people and adults received mental health training through the Mental Health Kitbag
Key Metric 2
£4,016,021 total income; 49 volunteers donating 4,508 hours; 25 grants totalling £225,344.50; NPS of 97% for Suffolk Night Owls; counselling NPS of 98
Key Metric 3
80%+ of Suffolk Work Well clients retained employment at end of support period; Coastal housing achieved CQC Outstanding; counselling NPS 98 (up from 86 the previous year); only 23% of Suffolk survey respondents meeting their needs well — down from 41% the previous year, highlighting growing need
Health & Wellbeing Mental Health
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