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2024
YMCA Taunton

YMCA Taunton Impact Report 2023/2024

5,431 young people interactions across youth club, holiday spaces, parkour and young carers programmes
Key Metric 1
9,627 community meals provided including 856 hot meals for children and 1,235 breakfasts
Key Metric 2
1,345 volunteer hours contributed — a 77% increase on the previous year, valued at over £15,000
Key Metric 3
29% increase in youth club attendance and 6% increase in young carers group attendance year on year
Community & Social Justice Mental Health
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2025
Off The Record Bristol

Off The Record Bristol Impact Report 2023–2024

17,913 young people reached in total, including 5,318 attending drop-in hubs, 3,575 at assemblies and 1,153 via Mental Health Support Teams in schools
Key Metric 1
71.69% of young people reported improved outcomes at the end of treatment; 94% of professionals rated OTR training 4 or 5 out of 5
Key Metric 2
£3,393,936 total income; Diffusion training reached 397 professionals from 72 organisations through 85 sessions
Key Metric 3
87% of professionals attending Diffusion training said they would make changes to their practice or organisation; 95% would recommend the training to others
Health & Wellbeing Mental Health
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2023
Peer Power Youth

Peer Power Youth Impact Report 2022–23

158 sessions delivered working with Young Partners, totalling 440+ hours; 146 hours delivered in Young Offenders Institutes, Secure Children's Homes and Youth Offending Services
Key Metric 1
92% of Young Partners went into education, training or employment within six months
Key Metric 2
5,000+ professionals have received workshops, training and coaching since the charity's founding in 2016; 170+ professionals presented to by Young Partners in 2022/23
Key Metric 3
Co-production with young people embedded as a key operational pillar across all Ministry of Justice Youth Custody Services following Peer Power Youth training
Community & Social Justice Violence Reduction
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2025
Isle of Wight Youth Trust

Isle of Wight Youth Trust Annual Report 2023–2024

1,453 referrals received; 1,315 individuals supported; 5,315 sessions delivered
Key Metric 1
79% of young people made significant progress in their outcomes; 87% client satisfaction rating in counselling (scoring 8 or more out of 10)
Key Metric 2
£1,259,290 total income — a 56% increase on the previous year; Mental Health Support delivered in 28 schools
Key Metric 3
One 13-year-old reduced outcome score from 32/40 to 9/40 following six sessions of trauma-informed person-centred counselling, and subsequently joined a local youth group
Health & Wellbeing Mental Health
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2024
Croydon Drop In

Croydon Drop In Annual Report 2023/2024

5,432 total individuals accessing CDI services; counselling delivered across 9 schools and academies
Key Metric 1
Mental Health Support Teams operating across 28 schools; Talkbus operating across 41 sites plus remote helpline
Key Metric 2
£1,922,794 total income — a 25% increase on the previous year (£1,532,155); 60% of children referred from CAMHS
Key Metric 3
CDI's Advice, Rights and Advocacy service re-accredited for Advice Quality Standards — one of only five accredited services in Croydon
Health & Wellbeing Mental Health
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2024
Salmon Youth Centre

Salmon Youth Centre Impact Report 2023/24

1,564 young people aged 6–25 supported; 17,566 overall attendances; 45,785 contact hours across 840 sessions
Key Metric 1
8,423 hot meals provided to children in after-school sessions at just 50p per visit; 101 young people mentored
Key Metric 2
88% of young people said they made new friends; 71% said being at Salmon makes them more confident in school; 100% said they learned something new
Key Metric 3
55 young people engaged with the Integrated Therapy Service; 5 apprentices completed coaching qualifications in basketball, gymnastics and football and helped young people gain 150+ sporting accreditations
Education & Young People Mental Health
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2025
Projects4Change

Projects4Change Annual Report 2023

£240,739 total income in 2023/24 — a 112% increase on the previous year (£113,520); Youth Investment Fund capital grant of £74,478 secured to build The Cowshed new youth facility
Key Metric 1
Twice-weekly Toastie Club drop-in; Prism trans and non-binary support group; Youth at Kenton (YAK) school-based sessions; Extra Mile detached youth work project; Counselling in Nature programme
Key Metric 2
Over 100 people attended the annual Family Fun Day; sailing residentials saw young people complete their first sailing qualifications across 100-mile voyages
Key Metric 3
Young people on the knife crime awareness programme reported feeling less scared in their communities and developing better decision-making skills and personal conscience
Community & Social Justice Community
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2025
Young Somerset

Young Somerset Impact Report 2024–2025

7,402 individual contacts with children and young people through the Mental Health Support Team
Key Metric 1
4,818 individual contacts through the Community Wellbeing Service; 554 CYP assessed with 3,665 intervention sessions delivered
Key Metric 2
2,807 referrals received across the whole organisation; 80 partnerships and collaborations active
Key Metric 3
93% of CYP gave positive feedback on their MHST experience; referral-to-assessment waiting times reduced from 217 days to 49 days
Health & Wellbeing Mental Health
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2023
Central YMCA

Central YMCA Impact Report 2022–2023

8,916 qualifications awarded through YMCA Awards; 10,000+ qualifications presented across all provision
Key Metric 1
6,680 gym members at YMCA Club throughout the year; 940 older adults supported through health and wellbeing services
Key Metric 2
73% of Study Programme learners aged 16–18 identified as NEET on entry; 81% of NEET learners achieved their main qualification
Key Metric 3
97% of apprentices agreed the curriculum developed knowledge, skills and behaviours that help them perform in their job role
Education & Young People Inclusion
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