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2024
Cure Parkinson's

Annual Report and Financial Statements 2024-25

£8.1m committed to new research projects; 32 active projects worth £18.5m; cumulative research funding exceeds £25.4m since 2005
Key Metric 1
Cure Parkinson's is a UK charity founded in 2005, now in its 20th year, with a singular focus on funding research to slow, stop and reverse Parkinson's. Around 166,000 people in the UK and an estimated 11.8 million globally live with the condition. The charity funds and facilitates research across clinical trials, preclinical studies and drug discovery, working collaboratively with international partners and academic institutions.
Key Metric 2
Disease-Modifying Research; Clinical Trials; Drug Repurposing; International Collaboration; Policy & Advocacy
Key Metric 3
£8.1m committed to new research in 2024-25; 32 active projects worth £18.5m across 38 institutions in 11 countries; reserves grew to £10.8m enabling larger-scale commitments
Health & Wellbeing Parkinson's
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2024
City in the Community (Manchester City)

City in the Community Annual Report 2024/25

17,000+ unique participants across 20 programmes; average contact time of 23.4 hours per participant; 840 qualifications gained
Key Metric 1
£43.7 million in social value generated — £11.45 for every £1 invested; first ever SROI measurement using UK Treasury Greenbook framework; all five outcome measures improved by at least 2% versus 2023/24
Key Metric 2
88% of participants improved their physical wellbeing; 85% improved their mental wellbeing; 86% feel inspired and engaged; 87% developed skills and knowledge; 86% improved confidence and self-esteem
Key Metric 3
InclusCITY+ launched — CITC's first dedicated LGBTQ+ programme, creating a safe and welcoming space to play
Sport & Physical Activity Mental Health
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2025
Turning Tides

Turning Tides Impact Report 2025

1,065 clients supported across all services in West Sussex in 2024-25; 409 of these were new clients
Key Metric 1
214 clients supported into accommodation; 7,792 drop-in visits across community hubs in Worthing and Littlehampton
Key Metric 2
228 residential units across supported housing properties; 95% occupancy; 51 weeks average stay
Key Metric 3
73 clients in Worthing and 91 in Littlehampton found accommodation through community hub support
Housing & Homelessness Homelessness
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2024
Framework Housing Association

Framework Annual Report 2023-24

18,500+ people supported across housing, health, employment and support services in the East Midlands and South Yorkshire
Key Metric 1
Almost 7,000 people per year reached through services spanning street outreach to floating support
Key Metric 2
Building Better Futures campaign raised over £3 million and created 200+ homes for people experiencing homelessness
Key Metric 3
Thousands of people moved from homelessness into stable, supported accommodation across Nottinghamshire, Lincolnshire, Derbyshire and Sheffield
Housing & Homelessness Refugees
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2024
St Petrocs

St Petrocs Impact Report 2024

537 people had their homelessness ended in 2024 — they now have a home
Key Metric 1
346 people living in a St Petrocs house; 166 people in supported accommodation across Cornwall
Key Metric 2
Rough sleeping in Cornwall increased from 53 to 65 people — reflecting growing pressure on housing in the county
Key Metric 3
537 people's homelessness ended and now living in a home; 346 people supported in St Petrocs housing with wraparound support
Housing & Homelessness Homelessness
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2025
Thames Reach

Thames Reach Annual Report and Financial Statements 2024-25

Total income of £29,531,148 in 2024-25 — a 10% increase on the previous year
Key Metric 1
Over 2,500 people helped to become better equipped to sustain a tenancy through tenancy sustainment and floating support services
Key Metric 2
Over 120 people supported into employment; 178 people moved on positively from accommodation services — up from 143 the previous year
Key Metric 3
Evictions from hostels and supported housing halved following introduction of post-eviction review system; 178 people moved on positively from accommodation to more independent or appropriate housing
Housing & Homelessness Homelessness
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2025
FoodCycle

FoodCycle Social Impact Report 2025

Record 177,062 community meals served — an average of 3,500 meals a week — using 349 tonnes of surplus food
Key Metric 1
UK charity tackling food poverty, loneliness and food waste through free community meals cooked by volunteers using surplus ingredients
Key Metric 2
Delivering free community meals using surplus food, combating loneliness and isolation, reducing food waste, and expanding school community meal programmes
Key Metric 3
73% of guests feel less lonely after attending; 92% say eating with others is good for their mental health and wellbeing
Poverty & Inclusion Sustainability
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2024
Action Against Hunger UK

Action Against Hunger Global Impact Report 2024

26.5 million people reached across 57 countries in 2024 through hunger prevention and treatment programmes
Key Metric 1
UK-based international humanitarian organisation leading the global movement to end hunger, tackling acute malnutrition, food insecurity and the root causes of hunger including conflict, climate change and inequality
Key Metric 2
Treatment and prevention of acute malnutrition, emergency food and nutrition response, water sanitation and hygiene (WaSH), livelihoods support, and advocacy for systemic change
Key Metric 3
Programmes delivered across 57 countries in 2024 with 8,500+ staff partnering with local communities
Poverty & Inclusion Children
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