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2024
Wales Innovation Network (WIN)

Impact Report 2021/24

£2,166,675 WIN funding leveraged £38,056,811 in additional investment; bids totalling £116,774,382 submitted to external funders; 31 external funders secured
Key Metric 1
137 external partners included in successful small grant bids across 13 countries; £5m+ direct industry investment; £267,000 awarded to 39 projects through Small Grant Fund
Key Metric 2
89% of Welsh research rated internationally excellent or world-leading for impact (REF 2021); 85% improved processes and practices; 90% created UK-wide impact; 60%+ reached global audiences
Key Metric 3
Advanced Design Engineering group secured £2.028m in funding following WIN support; Cymru Wledig Rural Wales LPIP awarded £5m+ for rural policy innovation; One Health Wales Institute secured £5.12m including £5m commercial contract
Education & Young People Health
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2025
Global Youth Climate Training (GYCT) — Oxford Net Zero / Global Youth Coalition

Impact Report 2023-2025

27,000 applicants over three training series (2023, 2024, 2025); 5,400 young people trained; 65% from most affected people and areas (MAPA); 21% Indigenous youth
Key Metric 1
89% of participants strengthened international climate policy knowledge; 77% felt more confident to advocate in UNFCCC forums; 60% credited GYCT for their success in international climate policy
Key Metric 2
£36,000 in youth bursaries distributed to fund COP attendance; 100,000+ YouTube views; 6 languages of live interpretation; University of Oxford Vice Chancellor's Award for Environmental Sustainability 2024
Key Metric 3
Climate Guidebook shortlisted for Re-Earth Initiative; 81% of 2024 participants interested in applying to University of Oxford; GYC co-director Agustín Ocaña and participants represented Rwanda, Colombia, Uganda at international climate forums
Environment & Climate Education
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2023
Great Ormond Street Hospital Children's Charity (GOSH Charity)

Annual Report and Accounts 2022/23

Total income £108m in 2022/23 — record at the time (45% increase from £74.5m); £44.7m from direct gifts (up £15.8m); £31m from legacies; 250,000+ regular givers
Key Metric 1
Strong year for research strategy implementation — increase in quality of responses to National Funding Call; children's Cancer Centre building plans and permissions progressed; GOSH Learning Academy funding released for education and development
Key Metric 2
170% increase in income from digital channels in Christmas campaign; public appeal for Children's Cancer Centre launched via TCS London Marathon charity of the year partnership; hardship fund launched for hospital staff and families during cost-of-living crisis
Key Metric 3
Record income year; Christmas 2022 campaign raised significantly more than prior year; TCS London Marathon charity of the year partnership launched public appeal; Citizens Advice partnership helped families access benefits during cost-of-living crisis
Health & Wellbeing Research
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2025
Cardiff Metropolitan University — Enterprise Team

Entrepreneurship Annual Impact Report 2024-25

1,123 students empowered through in-curricular and extra-curricular enterprise activities in 2024-25; 44 curriculum-based sessions and 16 extra-curricular empower events delivered
Key Metric 1
Students across 5 schools: CSM (438), CSSHS (368), CSESP (122), CST (99), CSAD (96); 100% of Changemakers Challenge attendees more confident in abilities and social impact project planning
Key Metric 2
Shortlisted for Times Higher Education Entrepreneurial University of the Year; Business Advice Hour drop-in sessions; 17 Meet and Mingle events with 100+ attendees and 9+ speakers; peer network launched May 2025
Key Metric 3
Changemakers attendee completed 6-week internship in India with Project Chakra; 'Work experience' option at Cardiff School of Technology embedded enterprise into Level 5 core module; student feedback: 'inspirational — made me see entrepreneurship is achievable and not so risky'
Education & Young People Young People
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2021
Great Ormond Street Hospital Children's Charity (GOSH Charity)

Annual Report and Financial Statements 2020/21

Total income £68.4m in 2020/21; careful cost management and use of reserves maintained charitable commitments throughout COVID-19; new 5-year strategy announced for 2021-2026
Key Metric 1
All existing funding commitments maintained through pandemic; COVID-19 Emergency Appeal helped children, families and staff; hospital pivot to COVID-19 support while maintaining rare disease treatment; research into COVID-19 impact on children funded
Key Metric 2
Innovative fundraising developed; digital capabilities accelerated; organisational redesign undertaken; Citizens Advice partnership for family financial support; plan to launch Children's Cancer Centre fundraising appeal in 2022-23
Key Metric 3
First Equality, Diversity and Inclusion strategy launched; Kai's case study (hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, rare cardiac condition, donated heart) illustrates impact of research funding; GOSH treated approximately 600 children and young people daily throughout pandemic
Health & Wellbeing Research
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2025
Great Ormond Street Hospital Children's Charity (GOSH Charity)

Annual Report and Accounts 2024/25

Total income £140.4m in 2024/25 — record third consecutive year; £61.6m from direct gifts; £29.9m from legacies; 90,000+ new committed givers joined in year
Key Metric 1
55 research grants funded in 2024-25 (up significantly — amount invested trebling in recent years); four new partnerships including Cancer Research UK for children's and young people's cancer data challenges
Key Metric 2
£295.5m committed by board to Children's Cancer Centre project (December 2024) — plus £34.5m already committed — total £330m; first targeted treatment for brain tumours in children approved for NHS patients (from research by GOSH Charity Professor Darren Hargrave)
Key Metric 3
First-ever targeted treatment for children's brain tumours approved for NHS following decades of GOSH Charity-funded research — alternative to chemotherapy now available; Children's Cancer Centre main works contract milestones reached; deconstruction work began February 2025
Health & Wellbeing Research
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2022
Great Ormond Street Hospital Children's Charity (GOSH Charity)

Annual Report and Accounts 2021/22

Total income £74.5m in 2021/22 — up £6.1m on prior year; new 5-year strategy launched; record-breaking Christmas Carol Concert; second virtual RBC Race for the Kids
Key Metric 1
New 5-year strategy launched (2021-2026): focus on impact, partnership and income; Equality, Diversity and Inclusion strategy launched as critical culture change element; hybrid working successfully implemented
Key Metric 2
Sight and Sound Centre completed — UK's first dedicated facility for children with sight and/or hearing loss (supported by Premier Inn and Restaurants); COVID-19 appeal funded research, equipment and staff support across pandemic
Key Metric 3
Sight and Sound Centre completed and opened — first in UK for children with sight/hearing loss; COVID-19 grants funded children's research, staff PPE and family support; hybrid working implemented without disruption; 5-year strategy launched with ambitious income targets
Health & Wellbeing Research
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2025
West Sussex Mind

Impact Report 2025

7,766 people supported in 2024-25 — a 22.8% increase on prior year; 32,759 individual and group interventions delivered
Key Metric 1
9,429 people trained in mental health awareness and suicide prevention — up 54% from 6,111 in 2023-24
Key Metric 2
524 people supported through Staying Well crisis service; 1,489 adults supported in GP surgeries; 5,207 reached through Pan-Sussex Self-Harm Learning Network
Key Metric 3
1,428 under-25s supported across services; 512 children supported in GP surgeries with 2,413 one-to-one sessions; 261 parents and carers supported
Health & Wellbeing Refugees
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2024
Christian Family Concern

Impact Report 2023-24

52 young mothers housed in supported accommodation at 92% room occupancy; 9 returned to education
Key Metric 1
102 families connected through Birdhurst Day Nursery; 6 families receiving nursery bursaries; sensory room opened by Mayor of Croydon
Key Metric 2
106 counselling clients supported across 24 sessions; counselling bursary available for low-income clients; total income £1,092,629
Key Metric 3
Group work sessions increased from 3-4 to 6-7 per month from October 2023; in-house food bank provides essential food bags to residents without immediate benefits access
Education & Young People Family Support
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