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2026
Unlocked Graduates

Transforming Prisons: Our 2025–2026 Impact Report

140,000+ prisoners reached by Unlocked participants and Ambassadors since 2017, across 38 prisons in England and Wales
Key Metric 1
Retention for Unlocked participants is 17 percentage points higher than standard entry route after two years, with over 85% of the 2023 cohort still operational at programme end
Key Metric 2
Independent analysis estimates £59 saved for society over five years for every £1 invested in the Unlocked Graduates programme
Key Metric 3
75% of all programme graduates continue to work towards breaking cycles of reoffending in their primary role, with nearly 40% promoted to a frontline leadership role — demonstrating sustained, career-long commitment to prison reform beyond the two-year programme
Community & Social Justice England
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2024
The Longford Trust

The Longford Trust Annual Report 2024

35 new scholarships awarded in 2024 — a record high, chosen from 220 expressions of interest — with 86 Longford Scholars in total supported across undergraduate degree programmes
Key Metric 1
23 Frank Awards given in 2024 (a record high), bringing the total since 2014 to 153; 82% of funded OU module completers passed, with 15% receiving distinctions
Key Metric 2
Fewer than 5% of Longford scholars return to prison; 95% of scholars said their mentor had made a difference to their chances of success (2024 independent evaluation)
Key Metric 3
Fewer than 5% of Longford scholars return to prison, against a national reoffending backdrop where this rate is significantly higher — and just under 85% of award-holders go on to graduate or move into graduate-level employment, demonstrating that higher education is a highly effective and cost-efficient rehabilitation pathway
Education & Young People Mentoring
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2025
The Reading Agency

The Reading Agency Impact Report 2024-25

Over 2 million people reached across the UK in 2024-25, including over 1.2 million children and over 800,000 young people and adults
Key Metric 1
14.3 million books, eBooks and audiobooks bought, borrowed and gifted; 113,865 new library members across 3,204 library branches; over 1 million event attendees
Key Metric 2
Partnerships with over 21,400 organisations including public libraries, publishers, universities, schools, prisons, health providers, food banks and community centres; 7,352 volunteers supported programmes
Key Metric 3
Reading Well programme users reported 92% finding their books helpful and 81% saying their book helped them understand more about their health needs — addressing poor mental health in 1 in 4 adults and 1 in 5 children and young people through a low-cost, scalable bibliotherapy model available via public libraries
Education & Young People Mental Health
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2025
LTSB (Leadership Through Sport and Business)

LTSB Impact Report 2024-2025

525 beneficiaries supported across all programmes in 2024-25, with 70% of business programme participants placed into employment
Key Metric 1
153 young people completed the NatWest Banking programme, with 58 employed in roles including Software Developer and Data Analyst at starting salaries of £23,940–£29,745
Key Metric 2
180 Year 10 pupils reached through FutureYOU schools programme pilot, with 91% better understanding what employers value and 58% rethinking their future career aspirations
Key Metric 3
96% of participants completed their pre-employment programme and 97% felt more employable on exit, with 100% satisfaction across all programmes — sustained against a backdrop of falling UK job openings and rising youth poverty
Education & Young People Schools
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2025
Sport in Mind

Youth Impact Report 2025

6,552 children and young people supported through sport and education programmes in the last 12 months
Key Metric 1
5,698 school children educated about mental health and resilience through workshops and assemblies in over 40 schools
Key Metric 2
854 young people supported through weekly youth community sessions for mental health recovery
Key Metric 3
72% of children and young people reported improved mental wellbeing since attending Sport in Mind sessions, with 91% more likely to be physically active outside of sessions — delivered in partnership with the NHS and co-designed by people with lived experience
Health & Wellbeing Mental Health
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2023
The Prince's Trust

The Prince's Trust Impact Report 2022/23

66,928 young people supported across 72,290 course places in 2022/23, with three in four moving into work, education or training after completing a programme
Key Metric 1
35% of young people new to The Trust in 2022/23 were living in the most deprived communities across the UK; 29% had experienced a mental health challenge
Key Metric 2
3,420 corporate volunteers engaged — an increase of 1,120 on the previous year — collectively supporting more than 8,000 young people across the UK
Key Metric 3
Around 70% of young people improved their confidence, communication and ability to set and achieve goals while on a Prince's Trust programme, with more than 15,800 qualifications awarded in 2022/23 alone and over one million young people helped since the charity was founded in 1976
Education & Young People Deprivation
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2025
Yorkshire Sport Foundation

School Games Impact Report 2024-2025

2,217 total attendances across South and West Yorkshire county-wide events
Key Metric 1
1,236 girls engaged across Girls Week across multiple schools and districts
Key Metric 2
263 children with SEND engaged in county-wide events
Key Metric 3
Girls Week scaled from a single pilot lunch club of 10 pupils to a county-wide programme reaching 1,236 girls across 54 schools and 14 stakeholder partners, with 90% of lunch club girls more likely to attend after-school sport provision
Sport & Physical Activity Inclusion
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2025
Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG)

CPAG Annual Report 2024/25

314 active members and volunteers; 600,000+ social media impressions
Key Metric 1
4 staff; 314 active volunteers; 1 governance committee (6 members)
Key Metric 2
NZD 400,805 income; NZD 348,679 expenditure; NZD 52,127 surplus
Key Metric 3
Policy influence: Six parliamentary submissions made in 2024/25, including on Social Security, Government Budget Policy, Treaty principles, and free school lunches (Ka Ora, Ka Ako)
Poverty & Inclusion Research
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2024
Digital Poverty Alliance (DPA)

Digital Poverty Alliance Impact Report 2023–24

5,000 homes supported with online access (over two years); 7 new programme locations; 400 devices collected for refurbishment; 2 million individual Currys customer donations received for Tech4Families
Key Metric 1
Small staff team across policy, delivery, comms and operations; 7 volunteer trustees; supported by corporate and local authority networks
Key Metric 2
Financial figures not disclosed in report; Industry Forum membership from £5,000; Charity Network membership £300 for CICs (free for registered charities)
Key Metric 3
Policy and advocacy: Secured formal ministerial responsibility for digital inclusion (Sir Chris Bryant appointed); delivered oral evidence to Parliament's Education Select Committee; UK Digital Inclusion Strategy in development for 2025
Poverty & Inclusion Digital Poverty
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