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73,186 children and young people aged 8-25 reached
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10,234 supported one-to-one/in small groups; 62,952 through events and workshops
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18,606 professionals reached; 87 services delivered
90% improved in at least one outcome, from outcomes data for 2,785 children and young people.
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Over 700 overnight sleepovers provided during the year
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89 volunteers contributed 1,631 hours
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Fourth consecutive Ofsted Outstanding rating at East Clandon
Parents describe respite enabling rest, time with siblings and sustained family life.
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30 young carers gave mentoring feedback; programme for ages 8-17
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129 young carers gave leisure-activity feedback; not established as distinct from mentoring respondents
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100% of annual outcomes survey respondents would recommend the service; annual-survey denominator not stated
87% of mentoring respondents felt more ready to deal with problems; this is the RCC young-carers PDF figure, not the different Hub-wide figure
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Supported 66,357 learners through its financial education programmes in 2025/26, a 12% increase on 2024/25: 55,466 primary and secondary learners in schools and 10,891...
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Delivered 3,638 programmes; among learners aged 16+, 74% improved their financial knowledge and 68% had greater confidence in managing money
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Year 3 of a seven-year randomised controlled trial of Change the Game in primary schools (King's College London Policy Institute, September 2025) found percentage-point...
Merged with RedSTART Educate in September 2025, extending its reach from age 4 to 40 under a new Schools Programme and Delivery Directorate
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Awarded nearly £1.2 million in grants in 2025/26 and brokered more than £2 million of pro bono support
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Since the 2024-2029 strategy began, awarded £2,282,213 in grants supporting 3,550 young people, delivering an estimated £61.6 million in social value
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The property sector raised £3.7 million for LandAid in the year to 31 March 2026; 72p of every £1 received went directly to charitable...
Two years into its 2024-2029 strategy, social value is at 115% of target and young people supported at 99% of target (expected at this stage: £53.5 million and 3,594 young people)
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Supported 437 babies, children and young people from Armed Forces families with in-person participation work
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Engaged 478 practitioners in its hybrid learning and development programme and enabled 820 young people to find support through on-demand digital services
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Distributed £37,500 to 30 young people at university or college
Launched the Forces Children's Rights Charter, co-created by children and young people from Armed Forces families
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Fútbol Más delivered 171 programmes across Latin America, Africa and Europe during 2025.
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The organisation reached 18,429 people through its programmes in 2025.
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Programmes operated across three continents, with country operations including Chile, Peru, Mexico, Kenya, Spain and France.
Participating children and young people in Chile, Peru and Mexico showed regional improvements in mental health, measured with the internationally validated WHO-5 wellbeing instrument.
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More than 40,000 young people took part in the Norfolk School Games during 2025-26.
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Active Travel work supported 14 schools and more than 6,300 pupils to make walking, wheeling, scooting and cycling part of the school day.
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Active Norfolk's Sport Welfare Officer supported more than 150 organisations during the year to strengthen safeguarding and welfare.
The Creating Active Schools programme worked with 13 schools to create bespoke action plans that embed physical activity into everyday school life.
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Male players in BUCS rugby league rose from 1,300 in 2022-23 to 1,500 in 2025-26, a 15% increase.
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Female players rose from 120 in 2022-23 to 200 in 2025-26, a 63% increase, and Women's 9s grew from one tournament with 9 teams...
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The fixture completion rate improved from 84% in 2022-23 to 87% in 2025-26, and the Development Fund supported 15 successful applications with £4,317 spent...
54% of participants had no previous rugby league experience, showing the programme is bringing new players into the sport.
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London Wildlife Trust reached 10,000 school children and 12,000 family learning participants in 2024-25, and had 12,700 memberships.
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Through Tranche III of the Mayor's Rewild London Fund, 21 projects shared more than £1m, creating or restoring around 125 hectares and engaging around...
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Total income rose to £7.3 million from £5.6 million the previous year, with expenditure of £6.2 million (up from £5.7 million) (GBP).
15 young people completed four-month Keeping it Wild traineeships, and 104 young people from diverse backgrounds met 14 employers at the Green Careers Showcase.