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4.7 million children reached globally in 2024, 48% of them girls
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105,000 educators and 550,000 parents/caregivers trained in play-based approaches
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18 million children empowered across 47 countries since the charity's founding in 2000
Literacy scores more than doubled among young children in Uganda's Play To Grow programme
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626,863 young people took part in Chance to Shine programmes in 2023/24, with a 50/50 gender split
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Delivered in a quarter of state primary schools in England and Wales; 4,278 state primary schools reached
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274 free Street Cricket clubs in under-served areas; 127,998 hours of cricket delivered
97% of teachers reported Chance to Shine improved pupils' relationship with sport, with measurable gains in self-belief, resilience and teamwork
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8,021 young people engaged with Greenhouse Sports programmes in 2024-25
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Young people attending 3+ sessions a week attend school 11 days more per year on average than peers
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85% of young people improved their school behaviour points in the year they joined a programme
90%+ of participants report improved perceived competence, confidence and connection to others (Positive Youth Development 'Five Cs' framework)
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26,048 total interactions delivered through Sight Loss Support services, reaching 3,740 unique individuals including 1,209 new service users
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56 students enrolled at Henshaws Specialist College in Harrogate, achieving 98% of educational targets
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26,285 Artmaker sessions completed at the Arts & Crafts Centre, a 6% increase year on year
60% of Sight Loss Support service users now feel satisfied with their life overall, compared to baseline; 96% report knowing how to lead a safe and healthy lifestyle (up from 37%)
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4,003 free-school-meal-eligible young people supported across programmes and workshops in 2024/25
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348 employers engaged and 2,052 unique volunteers contributed to programme delivery
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£5.73 raised for every £1 invested in fundraising, on total income of £5.5m
84% of alumni surveyed are in education or employment, and 92% believe the programme improved their career prospects
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107,375 people supported in 2024/25, up 10% year-on-year
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51,000 students given careers information, advice and guidance across 245 schools and colleges
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Group income £14.18m (year ended 31 March 2025)
12,881 participants supported through justice services contracts across 18 UK prisons
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Over 90% of graduates secured paid employment over the last 3 years
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19,780 hours of training and job coaching delivered (based on 23 interns over 3 years)
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Total income £702,300 (year ended 31 August 2024)
100% of interns completed the course and graduated over the last 3 years
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Over 26,000 adults and young people directly supported in 2024/25
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4,106 adults moved into a job or training
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Total income £5.68m (year ended 31 March 2025)
9,940 young people made the transition to education, training or employment
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Engaged with over 400 individuals across all projects in 2025, delivering more than 120,000 training hours
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420 City & Guilds qualifications achieved by students across multiple hospitality and horticulture disciplines
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Independent Pro Bono Economics analysis found reoffending among Clink graduates is 17% lower than a matched comparison group
Justice Data Lab analysis found Clink graduates have a 12-month reoffending rate 17% lower than similar prisoners who did not take part
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3,718 young carers supported in 2024/25 across Dorset, BCP and the Isle of Wight
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257 partner schools engaged through the Level Up Programme, with over 1,500 school staff trained
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44 graduates completed the Employability Programme, up from 51 the previous year to 80 young carers supported year-round
Young carers miss an average of 27 school days per year, double the rate of their peers, underscoring the need for MYTIME's education-focused interventions