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441,387 people reached with clean water and 118,051 with improved sanitation through direct household and community programmes in 2024-25 (UK-managed activities)
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385 healthcare facilities and 405 schools supported with water, sanitation and hygiene services in 2024-25
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Since 1981, across the federation: 30 million people reached with clean water, 29.6 million with decent toilets, 31.7 million with good hygiene
1,741 communities supported and 515 water points installed in 2024-25; HM King Charles III hosted Water and Climate Reception at Buckingham Palace in March 2025 with WaterAid
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1,050 people supported every day through care and supported living services in 2024/25
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131 internships arranged for disabled people in 2024/25 at employers including the FCDO, BBC, NHS, Coca-Cola and Louis Vuitton
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Agency staffing hours reduced from 431,631 to 260,348 (40% reduction) through targeted workforce stability initiatives
£141.15m total income and £140.32m total expenditure for year ended 31 March 2025, achieving a surplus for the second consecutive year as part of three-year recovery plan
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64.2 million nutritious meals distributed across DC, Maryland and Virginia in 2024
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37% of neighbours in the Greater Washington region experienced food insecurity — a 5 percentage point increase from 2023
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530+ patients reached monthly through food pharmacy partnerships at hospitals and health centres
64.2 million meals distributed in 2024 — 3 million more than the prior year — with 41% of food comprising fruits and vegetables
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60 people with learning disabilities supported into employment or voluntary roles
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36,179 hours of activities delivered through the Enterprise Lounge
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8 people with learning disabilities employed as energy ambassadors via SGN-funded campaign
Organisation grew by 63% in 2024-25, with total income rising to £1,209,371 (up from £740,831 the prior year)
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471 people with learning disabilities and carers supported in 2025
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317 clients supported by Family Advisers through 2,832 contacts
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100% of surveyed adults with a learning disability say their life is better thanks to support
100% of surveyed adults with a learning disability report their life is better as a result of Reading Mencap's support
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572 people (children, young people and parents/carers) helped
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184 children with learning disabilities aged 4-18 attended holiday playschemes
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Total income £1,002,426 against expenditure of £1,030,559
572 people supported including children, young people and parents/carers across all services
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6,478 residents supported by the Ealing Advice Service Consortia (EAS) — a 30% increase on the prior year
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£3,692,940 in benefits and income secured for residents who had been unable to claim without help
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134 parents and guardians assisted by the new Parent Support Service in its first year
EAS secured £3.69m in unclaimed benefits for 6,478 residents in 2022/23, a 33% increase in income secured on the prior year
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220 care home rooms across two specialist nursing and dementia homes (Bishopton and Edinburgh)
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250 Veterans visit ERMAC activity centre monthly; EVAC North opened in Forres with 200+ members within two months
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54 Veterans from Transitional Supported Accommodation found long-term housing and employment since programme began
Erskine Home Bishopton graded Very Good across all areas in Care Inspectorate snap inspection (December 2024)
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2,037 patients treated due to critical injury and medical emergencies (up from 1,773 in 2022)
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3,502 patients treated by the Physician Response Unit (PRU), with 77% managed in the community
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£16 million raised from supporters, with 96% of income from public support
Up Against Time appeal launched to raise £15 million for two new helicopters, including a record £3 million pledge from the London Freemasons
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Up to 3,000 people with sight loss supported across the Black Country and Staffordshire
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£438,506 in National Lottery funding awarded in 2024/25, supporting continued service delivery in the 150th anniversary year
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Government contracts grew to £892,565 in 2024/25, up from £645,640 the previous year, reflecting expanded statutory commissioning
150th anniversary year (2025): 150 years of continuous support for blind and partially sighted people in the West Midlands since 1875