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2025
Aston-Mansfield

Impact Report 2024-2025

210 residents with serious mental illness supported through trauma-informed Community Connectors service
Key Metric 1
441 young people engaged through the Motiv! youth empowerment programme, co-designed and delivered with 12 paid Young Facilitators
Key Metric 2
182 children and young people supported across 356 sessions of breakfast club, afterschool club and holiday schemes
Key Metric 3
40 community organisations strengthened through infrastructure training and coaching, improving capacity across Newham's voluntary sector
Community & Social Justice Mental Health
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2025
Surrey Wildlife Trust

Annual Report & Accounts 2024/25

Over 5,000 hectares of nature reserves managed across 60-plus sites in Surrey
Key Metric 1
Almost 500 volunteers contributed more than 27,000 hours of practical conservation work
Key Metric 2
4,300 young people welcomed to Nower Wood education centre; 25 schools partnered through Wilder Schools programme
Key Metric 3
Heathland Connections project engaged over 50 landowners and administered £35,500 in habitat improvement grants to improve fragmented lowland heathland connectivity
Environment & Climate Education
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2023
FSN (Fellowship of St Nicholas)

Annual Review 2022/2023

314 children accessed nursery provision across three Ofsted-rated 'Good' nurseries
Key Metric 1
166 children and young people supported by Dragonflies bereavement project; 314 engaged with My Time mental health peer support
Key Metric 2
95 families supported in the Temporary Accommodation Hub; 513 people supported through employment and training projects
Key Metric 3
41 adults achieved an accredited qualification and 47 AQA module certificates were awarded to young people in areas including cookery, teamwork and fundraising
Education & Young People Mental Health
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2022
Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)

Trustees Report and Consolidated Financial Statements 2022

Over 2,000 teachers participated in 50 CPD sessions; GCSE geography entries reached a 20-year high of 289,000 (up 2.7%) and A Level entries rose 6.2% to 37,443
Key Metric 1
1,000th Chartered Geographer accredited during 2022; 14 university programmes reaccredited against the new QAA geography benchmark statement
Key Metric 2
Annual International Conference attracted over 1,850 delegates across 380 in-person, online and hybrid sessions hosted at Newcastle University
Key Metric 3
Geography Ambassadors programme completed 95 school visit requests in 2022, re-engaging with schools post-COVID and training around 200 new ambassadors to promote geography careers
Education & Young People Environment
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2025
The Children's Society

Impact and Annual Report 2024/25

57,652 children and young people supported across 77 services, including 52,025 through early support and 5,627 through risk-response services
Key Metric 1
15,856 professionals trained and 1,318 awareness-raising events delivered to better support children at risk of abuse or low wellbeing
Key Metric 2
5,125 pieces of media coverage with 19.2 billion potential views; 77,307 supporters giving time and money for change
Key Metric 3
UK teenagers identified as having the lowest life satisfaction in Europe (OECD PISA data), with over 4.5 million children living in poverty — driving the charity's 2030 goal to reverse the decline in children's wellbeing
Education & Young People Poverty
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2023
Royal Meteorological Society

Impact Report 2023

3,249 members with 91% retention rate; 2,233 accredited Registered or Chartered Meteorologists
Key Metric 1
4,981 registrants across 52 events; 2.1 million journal article views
Key Metric 2
3,238 entries from 94 countries for the Standard Chartered Weather Photographer of the Year, reaching 12.5 million people on social media
Key Metric 3
101 community leaders and professionals trained in climate change communication through targeted engagement programme
Environment & Climate Education
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2025
The Children's Trust

Annual Report and Accounts 2024/25

406 children and young people accessed one or more services across residential rehabilitation, school and community programmes
Key Metric 1
88% of school-aged children who underwent rehabilitation were able to return to their previous educational setting
Key Metric 2
92% of families would recommend The Children's Trust to others needing similar care or treatment
Key Metric 3
100% of school-age children discharged from rehabilitation had an education placement confirmed for their next step, and 200 rehabilitation goals were achieved 'as expected' or above
Health & Wellbeing Families
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2025
Norfolk Wildlife Trust

Impact Report 2024-25

Over 60 nature reserves managed covering almost 5,100 hectares — equivalent to 1% of Norfolk's land
Key Metric 1
126 ponds restored or advised on across the county; habitat improvement advice given to landowners across 112 County Wildlife Sites
Key Metric 2
4,856 school children inspired through education visits; 1,292 young people aged 11–25 engaged through the new Wild Youth Action programme
Key Metric 3
Fen orchid population at Upton Fen increased from several dozen plants to 3,460 — an increase of over 1,000 compared to the previous year — through dedicated staff and volunteer conservation management
Environment & Climate Community
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2025
Variety, the Children's Charity

Impact Report 2025

855 grants awarded with a total value of over £4.1 million, directly supporting 20,350+ disabled and disadvantaged children and young people
Key Metric 1
62 Sunshine Coaches delivered (exceeding 60-coach target) at a value of £3.41 million+, supporting 13,144 children across SEND schools and non-profit organisations
Key Metric 2
732 specialist equipment grants awarded through the Individual Grants programme and the new Variety and Family Fund Together Fund, totalling £515,830
Key Metric 3
89.1% of beneficiaries reported positive impact on health and wellbeing across all programmes; Sunshine Coach recipients scored 4.38/5 for overall impact
Education & Young People Poverty
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