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2024
RAF Benevolent Fund

Impact Report 2024

64,876 members of the RAF Family supported in 2024 across the UK and 30 other countries, with £15.1m spent on support
Key Metric 1
Around 400 households helped to uncover nearly £2m in previously unclaimed benefits through expert benefits advice
Key Metric 2
£16.2m raised in fundraising income in 2024 — a 15% increase on the previous year — with regular givers growing by 17%
Key Metric 3
91% of beneficiaries said the Fund improved their overall quality of life; 98% satisfied or very satisfied with caseworker support
Community & Social Justice Mental Health
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2025
Arthritis UK

Impact Report 2024/2025

20,790 helpline calls and emails answered by trained advisors in 2024/25; 57% of callers said contact improved their ability to manage their condition
Key Metric 1
302 self-management sessions and 1,072 information and bitesize support sessions delivered across the UK
Key Metric 2
1,367 healthcare professionals and students trained, with self-learning resources accessed 189,275 times; 50% average improvement in arthritis knowledge among Core Skills attendees
Key Metric 3
Young People and Families service welcomed 1,581 attendees across 93 activities and delivered 3,724 one-to-one support sessions; 77% of young people felt better able to manage symptoms after attending events
Health & Wellbeing Young People
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2024
Nightingale Hammerson

Annual Impact Review 2024

247 care home places across two London homes, with specialised households for residential, nursing, dementia, palliative and end-of-life care
Key Metric 1
£3.9m raised in donations and legacies, generating £6.36 for every £1 spent on fundraising
Key Metric 2
Gold Award for Social Care Excellence from Professor Deborah Sturdy CBE, Chief Nurse for Social Care, awarded to the full Nightingale Hammerson team
Key Metric 3
Intergenerational care model with 70 children from Apples and Honey Nightingale Nursery spending their days alongside residents at Nightingale House, pioneering an award-winning model since 2017
Health & Wellbeing Dementia
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2024
World Horse Welfare

Annual Report and Financial Statements 2024

Around 300 horses rescued and taken into care annually across four UK Rescue and Rehoming Centres
Key Metric 1
15% increase in Field Officer visits and nearly 20% increase in support calls in 2024, reflecting rising equine welfare pressures
Key Metric 2
Working equid projects active across 17 countries, with 2,950 equids treated in Lesotho and 638 in Nepal in 2024
Key Metric 3
Ban on live export of horses from Britain for slaughter achieved in 2024 — the founding aim of the charity, established nearly 100 years ago
Health & Wellbeing Research
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2025
Manchester Mind

Manchester Mind Impact Report 2024/25

5,133 individuals directly supported across 6 donation-funded or enhanced services; 3,300 calls answered by Welcome Team; 676 people at 100 Mental Health Support Sessions; 579 people in counselling
Key Metric 1
1,321 people given advice — generating £2.4 million in additional income or reduced debt for Manchester residents; 126 people in green social prescribing (160 sessions); 108 people through Listening Ear telephone support
Key Metric 2
77p in every £1 spent goes directly to supporting people; Welcome Team costs £74,000/year; Mental Health Support Sessions £62,000/year; Counselling £42,000/year; Advice £32,000/year; Green Wellbeing £16,000/year
Key Metric 3
Mind Quality Mark Award won for Effective Services; Manchester Mind moved from Hulme to city centre offices December 2024 — improving accessibility for 35-year first time office relocation
Health & Wellbeing Mental Health
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2026
Bristol Mind

Bristol Mind Trustees Report and Financial Statements 2024–25

2,620 unique beneficiaries across all services — a 23% increase on 2023/24 (2,123); 1,438 people helped by Infoline; 726 people on 1,861 Mindline calls; 336 counselling clients
Key Metric 1
1,469 community wellbeing service users (up from 798 in YE24) — including 1,206 asylum seekers in Initial Accommodation hotels; 111 asylum seekers in Greenspace; 73 female asylum seekers in counselling; 19 hate crime victims in 1:1 casework
Key Metric 2
£570,540 total income (13% increase); £552,151 expenditure (10% decrease); £18,389 surplus (vs £113,827 deficit in 2023/24); 134 volunteers giving 10,500+ hours
Key Metric 3
90% of counselling clients reported reduced depression; 86% reported reduced anxiety; 38% of clients started with severe depression symptoms — demonstrating high complexity of need now being served
Health & Wellbeing Poverty
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2025
Exeter Community Initiatives

Exeter Community Initiatives Impact Report 2024/2025

7,298 people helped in 2024/25; 60,041 people helped since 1993; 34 staff (15.75 FTE average); 23 volunteers; 93.4% average staff retention (peaking at 97%+)
Key Metric 1
188 parents and children directly supported through Family Resource (738.5 hours, 96% satisfied, 100% found advice helpful); 2,552 residents supported by Community Builders; 92 adults with learning disabilities through Magic Carpet (2,681 attendances, 95% felt safe and supported)
Key Metric 2
103 Transitions workshop participants across 34 workshops; 42 Jelly volunteers contributing 1,699 hours; 13 tonnes of pre-loved items received (26,000 kg CO2e avoided); Jelly won Exeter Impact Awards 'Place' Award 2024
Key Metric 3
Community Builders: 84 funding applications supported, 391 ideas turned into action — estimated £645,800 public sector savings if just 5% of residents avoided worsening mental health or loneliness; Magic Carpet: 95% of participants felt safe and supported; preventing 1 in 10 from deteriorating into severe mental ill-health could save NHS £22,000 annually
Community & Social Justice Sustainability
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2023
Wimbledon Guild

Wimbledon Guild Impact Report 2022/23

3,500+ people supported across Merton — all teams now supporting more people than pre-pandemic; 700 calls/month to reception team; 174 people in grief support; 709 people in activities
Key Metric 1
508 households received grants totalling £158,663 (highest ever); 5,817 meals served at HomeFood Café; 200+ people completed Merton Moves free 6-week exercise pledge; 1,532 calls answered at Merton Community Hub
Key Metric 2
87p in every £1 spent goes directly to helping people; £2,260,815 total income; £2,857,088 total expenditure; 200 volunteers; 24% of Merton Moves participants are men
Key Metric 3
All community services teams surpassed pre-pandemic support levels; more requests from younger people, BAME communities and men — more reflective of borough demographics; grant value per household increased as cost of living pushes prices higher
Community & Social Justice Refugees
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2025
Eventide | Tabitha Foundations

Eventide | Tabitha Foundations Impact Report 2025

Nearly $2 million raised in FY2025; 388 new donors; 65,715 meals delivered by 600+ Tabitha Meals on Wheels volunteers; 9 in 10 recipients say the programme allows them to remain living at home
Key Metric 1
$914,864 raised for Tabitha Meals on Wheels; $673,606 for Areas of Greatest Need; $116,522 for Workforce Development; $74,532 for Living Communities
Key Metric 2
81% of Meals on Wheels recipients cannot afford the $8.75 meal; 82% say a Meals on Wheels volunteer is the only person they see each day; 110 Hearts of Gold awards given to 82 caregivers; 16 veterans took vintage biplane flights through Make It Possible Fund
Key Metric 3
First full fiscal year of Eventide and Tabitha operating under unified foundation; inaugural Caregiver Excellence Award established in memory of Leo Sawatzki (Vietnam veteran, Tabitha Hospice recipient) — inaugural recipients were his three hospice caregivers
Health & Wellbeing Dementia
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