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2025
STEM Learning

STEM Learning Impact Report 2025

CPD delivered to 20,200 teachers improving learning for 3.4 million young people; 95% of teachers showed increased subject knowledge and pedagogical understanding
Key Metric 1
13,800 STEM Ambassadors gave 329,000 volunteering hours (55% under 35, 48% women, 20% from ethnic minorities) representing 3,300 employers; 97% of targeted Ambassador volunteers reported strong sense of personal achievement
Key Metric 2
288 research placements delivered (4,000+ since 2020); 178,000 students on Mars Day; 142,000 on Protecting Our Planet Day; 1,500+ students across 300 CanSat teams; 6,900 young people from under-resourced backgrounds targeted
Key Metric 3
96% of research placement students said experience positively influenced their confidence; 81% said placement shaped future plans; engagement with Destination STEM STEM Camps can raise GCSE and A-level attainment by up to one grade (independent 2021 evaluation)
Education & Young People Inclusion
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2022
Girlguiding Ulster

Impact Report 2022

7,778 members in 2022 — 13.45% increase on 6,856 in 2021; 1,529 units across Northern Ireland; 538 volunteers
Key Metric 1
2,255 interest badges and 1,751 skill builders completed by Brownies; 992 interest badges and 481 skill builders by Guides; 23 Bronze, 14 Silver and 10 Gold Duke of Edinburgh Awards
Key Metric 2
Lorne estate: 9,621 visitors in 2022; 22 schools visited with 2,066+ pupils; 550 children at summer scheme; Ukraine appeal raised £9,050
Key Metric 3
A Safe Space Level 1: 182 completed; Level 2: 365 completed; Level 3: 162; Level 4: 10; 1st Response: 225 completed; 5 Queen's Guide Awards achieved
Education & Young People Community
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2025
United Communities

Annual Impact Report 2024-2025

22 community hubs supported (13 established, 9 developing); 56,700+ hub attendances in 2024-25 — 76% increase on prior year
Key Metric 1
4,700+ hours of community activities delivered across 1,550+ sessions; 100+ local partnerships formed; 34% of hub activities involved partner organisations
Key Metric 2
£262,712 raised collectively by hubs (up 92%); 1,800+ volunteer hours contributed by residents; Ignite Communities Fund: £26,754 distributed to 8 community projects since 2023
Key Metric 3
Beacon View Primary Academy: persistent absence more than halved following community hub development; Paulsgrove hub: constituted resident community group formed with 50+ community organisations now taking stewardship of high street unit; Marlborough hub: resident yoga practitioner gained formal employment through hub contribution
Education & Young People Families
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2024
Sightsavers

Annual Report 2024

497,182 cataract surgeries (5% increase on 2023); 9.9 million eye examinations across 51 projects in 15 countries; 872,922 pairs of spectacles dispensed
Key Metric 1
103 million NTD treatments supported across 11 countries (118% of annual target); 100 million+ people no longer requiring treatment for at least one NTD — cumulative milestone reached
Key Metric 2
36,254 people with disabilities trained (130% of target, 24% increase on 2023); 5,480 children with disabilities supported in formal education; 134,239 volunteers and community members trained; 64,000 professionals trained on eye health, NTDs, education and inclusion
Key Metric 3
Pakistan celebrated elimination of trachoma as a public health problem; African Disability Protocol came into force following Sightsavers advocacy; Reaching the Last Mile programme launched — 37.8 million onchocerciasis treatments (138% of target) and 29 million lymphatic filariasis treatments (158% of target)
Health & Wellbeing Inclusion
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2025
Oasis Community Learning (OCL)

Annual Report and Financial Statements — Year Ended 31 August 2025

29,853 students enrolled across 55 academies (53.2% pupil premium; 37% English as additional language); 4,520 staff; combined roll including nursery and sixth form: 31,140
Key Metric 1
90% of Ofsted-inspected schools rated Good or Outstanding (cumulative); primary RWM attainment rose from 56% to 62% — matching national average; 75% of Year 1 children passed phonics check
Key Metric 2
Energy use fell 10.6%; total carbon emissions reduced 11% from 5,849 to 5,207 tCO₂e; per-student energy use down 5.2% to 1,314 kWh; 100% renewable electricity; 2 new academies joined January 2025
Key Metric 3
OCL primary attainment improved 9 percentage points 2022–2025 vs 3 percentage points nationally; The Oasis Way for Inclusive Practice launched September 2024; Oasis Academy Woodview and Marksbury Road achieved outstanding in personal development and early years
Education & Young People Sustainability
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2025
Barnardo's

Annual Report and Accounts 2024-25

Over 350,000 children, young people, parents and carers reached through 650+ services and partnerships in 2024-25; £221.9m spent on charitable activities
Key Metric 1
18,520 volunteers gave 1.9 million+ hours; £58.1m raised through fundraising, donations and gifts in Wills (£15.7m in legacy gifts, £12.8m from direct supporters)
Key Metric 2
94p in every £1 spent on services and driving change; 4.5 million children (1 in 3) in the UK living in poverty; total income in 2023-24: £326m
Key Metric 3
Barnardo's helped improve the lives of over 240,000 vulnerable children, young people and families; CAMHS Early Help pilot: 98.5% of families did not need to return to CAMHS after support; Re-Fashion Hub reduces recycling waste and generates additional income
Education & Young People Mental Health
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2023
Reuben's Retreat

Annual Report and Accounts — Year Ended 30 November 2023

5,964 hours of support provided in 2022-23; 227 new individuals supported (64% families of complexly poorly children, 36% bereaved)
Key Metric 1
898 hours of hydrotherapy pool sessions; 498 hours of sensory sessions; 100+ hours of peer support groups for bereaved families
Key Metric 2
140 volunteers gave 3,008 hours; £650,938 raised including £125,000+ from Everest Base Camp trek — biggest single event total to date
Key Metric 3
1,700 total beneficiaries supported since 2012; sibling programme (ouRR Hub) featured on BBC Children in Need; 20 trekkers including 2 beneficiaries reached Everest Base Camp
Health & Wellbeing Children
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2025
Fylde Rugby Community Foundation

Annual Impact Report 2024-2025

6,000 children engaged in Primary Tag Rugby across 64 schools (1,100+ sessions); 372 children in Rugby Reading Champions across 22 schools (220 sessions)
Key Metric 1
133 young people in Mentoring and Rugby programme across 11 schools (215 sessions, 120+ hours); 2,214 children at multi-sports camps including 730 HAF and 450 Wooden Spoon funded places
Key Metric 2
600 girls introduced to rugby across 8 Blackpool state schools over 10 weeks (80 sessions); 75+ participants across 4 Walking Rugby venues; 86 children in Rugratz sessions (aged 3-5)
Key Metric 3
26 Rugratz children transitioned to partner club mini/junior sections; Henry (Youth Ambassador case study) reduced anxiety and improved school behaviour through mentoring programme; 2 new girls joined Fylde RFC directly from schools programme
Sport & Physical Activity Young People
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2025
Become (Become Charity)

Impact Report 2024/25

1,858 young people directly reached; 661 supported through Care Advice Service; 16,000+ used website with 42,000+ page views
Key Metric 1
126 young people supported 1:1 into education by Propel into Education team; 43 moved into training or work; 1,000+ professionals trained (98% said learning would directly impact their practice)
Key Metric 2
15 policy changes achieved including 3 wins via Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill; 33 times work raised in parliament; 110 national media hits; 458 Become the Movement members
Key Metric 3
Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill wins: corporate parenting duties extended to government departments and NHS; Staying Close support extended to age 25; removal of 'intentionality' from homelessness law for care leavers; local connection test for social housing scrapped for care leavers
Education & Young People Young People
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