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2024

Somerset Cricket Foundation

Impact Report 2024

114 sessions delivered across the county (Taunton, Wembdon, Bridgwater, West Huntspill, Chard, Yeovil) totalling 157.5 hours (Sept 2023 to Oct 2024); 160 unique participants through 15 community providers

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~100 young people with additional requirements engaged weekly through Super 1s hubs across 7 locations (free to attend); Walking Cricket launched county-wide with approx. 100 participants in Year 1

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Fortnightly Walkers and Talkers group at Cooper Associates County Ground with Somerset cricketing legends Q&As; 58 sessions delivered at local cricket clubs using club volunteers trained/bursaried by Foundation

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Super 1s case study: participant gained confidence, made friends, improved social skills and reduced anxiety — offered place on residential (attended despite anxiety) and now invited to Super 1s Leadership Academy; 'cricket programme provided numerous physical, mental and social benefits'

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2026

The Health Lottery Foundation

Year 1 Impact Report 2026

£200,000 distributed in first round of grants to 12 charities across Great Britain (2025); average annual proceeds from lotteries £14.5m with 20% of every ticket going to good causes

Key Metric 1

First 12 charities funded include: CAST, Farms for City Children, Feeding Britain, FoodCycle, Phab, Sport in Mind, Student Minds, Support Dogs, Tapping House, The Brain Charity, Forest of Avon, The Royal Countryside Fund

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Support Dogs received £15,000 to fund an instructor working with 10 dogs on Disability Assistance Programme; Health Lottery Foundation operating from January 2025 (previously The Health Lottery operated as main structure); six themes for future grant rounds covering health and wellbeing across Great Britain

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Health Lottery Foundation officially established January 2025 — previously The Health Lottery funded good causes directly; 12 inaugural grantees represent a diverse mix of health causes across disability, food poverty, mental health, animal-assisted therapy and outdoor learning

Health & Wellbeing Mental Health

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CO

2025

Community Action Derby (CA Derby)

Annual Impact Report 2024/25

£1,731,376 distributed through 275 grants to 138 groups and organisations; 244 nominations, 18 awards, 150 guests at Derby Volunteer Awards Night

Key Metric 1

Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) Programme: 16,459 children in summer, 4,468 in Easter, 2,459 in winter — across 36 summer, 32 Easter and 22 winter providers; £1,031,657 in HAF grants allocated/facilitated

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Derby Social Prescribing: average 175 referrals per month (2,100 per year); 10,901 attendances across 585 DE23 Active sessions (11 trained volunteers); Warm Welcome Hub grants: 84 providers, £233k, 69,768 people supported through cost of living

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Won 2024 LGC Award for Diversity and Inclusion for exemplary work reducing health inequalities through DHIP; 130 families supported via Youth Alliance referrals from schools, further education, housing providers, youth offending service and Derbyshire Constabulary

Community & Social Justice Refugees

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2024

General Medical Council (GMC)

Annual Report 2024

GMC regulates doctors, physician associates (PAs) and anaesthesia associates (AAs) across the UK; 185 Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service (MPTS) tribunals held in 2024; 67 doctors removed from register

Key Metric 1

Fitness to practise timeliness improved in 2024; disproportionality in employer referral rates between ethnic minority and white doctors narrowed from 0.28% (2016-20) to 0.19% (2018-22); Good medical practice updated version came into effect January 2024

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Outreach teams spoke to doctors across UK on Good medical practice application; EDI targets update published October 2024; PSA (Professional Standards Authority) noted improvements in fitness to practise timeliness and praised updated Good medical practice; 60% of 2023-24 UK medical school intake are increasingly diverse

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PSA review noted improvements in fitness to practise timeliness; reduction in disproportionality of fitness to practise referrals by employer; narrowing of attainment gap in specialty training for internationally qualified doctors; improved ethnic minority representation in GMC's own workforce

Health & Wellbeing Education

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TL

2023

TLC: Talk, Listen, Change

Annual Report 2023

Six domestic abuse perpetrator programmes commissioned by GMCA Deputy Mayor; behaviour change programmes delivered across Greater Manchester; 80% reduction in domestic abuse incidents for those on programmes vs 30% for those not (Home Office)

Key Metric 1

New commercial counselling subsidiary launched; geographical expansion to UK-wide services; new programmes launched for different approaches to safe, healthy relationships

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Empirical research produced proving effectiveness of behaviour change work; new measures implemented to better support staff and people accessing services; geographical growth outside Greater Manchester

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Home Office data shows 80% reduction in domestic abuse incidents for those in TLC programmes vs 30% for those not in programmes; Drive programme targets high-risk/high-harm perpetrators via MARAC panels in Manchester, Salford, Bury and Rochdale

Health & Wellbeing Prevention

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GR

2023

Great Ormond Street Hospital Children's Charity (GOSH Charity)

Annual Report and Accounts 2022/23

Total income £108m in 2022/23 — record at the time (45% increase from £74.5m); £44.7m from direct gifts (up £15.8m); £31m from legacies; 250,000+ regular givers

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Strong year for research strategy implementation — increase in quality of responses to National Funding Call; children's Cancer Centre building plans and permissions progressed; GOSH Learning Academy funding released for education and development

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170% increase in income from digital channels in Christmas campaign; public appeal for Children's Cancer Centre launched via TCS London Marathon charity of the year partnership; hardship fund launched for hospital staff and families during cost-of-living crisis

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Record income year; Christmas 2022 campaign raised significantly more than prior year; TCS London Marathon charity of the year partnership launched public appeal; Citizens Advice partnership helped families access benefits during cost-of-living crisis

Health & Wellbeing Research

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2021

Great Ormond Street Hospital Children's Charity (GOSH Charity)

Annual Report and Financial Statements 2020/21

Total income £68.4m in 2020/21; careful cost management and use of reserves maintained charitable commitments throughout COVID-19; new 5-year strategy announced for 2021-2026

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All existing funding commitments maintained through pandemic; COVID-19 Emergency Appeal helped children, families and staff; hospital pivot to COVID-19 support while maintaining rare disease treatment; research into COVID-19 impact on children funded

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Innovative fundraising developed; digital capabilities accelerated; organisational redesign undertaken; Citizens Advice partnership for family financial support; plan to launch Children's Cancer Centre fundraising appeal in 2022-23

Key Metric 3

First Equality, Diversity and Inclusion strategy launched; Kai's case study (hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, rare cardiac condition, donated heart) illustrates impact of research funding; GOSH treated approximately 600 children and young people daily throughout pandemic

Health & Wellbeing Research

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2025

Great Ormond Street Hospital Children's Charity (GOSH Charity)

Annual Report and Accounts 2024/25

Total income £140.4m in 2024/25 — record third consecutive year; £61.6m from direct gifts; £29.9m from legacies; 90,000+ new committed givers joined in year

Key Metric 1

55 research grants funded in 2024-25 (up significantly — amount invested trebling in recent years); four new partnerships including Cancer Research UK for children's and young people's cancer data challenges

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£295.5m committed by board to Children's Cancer Centre project (December 2024) — plus £34.5m already committed — total £330m; first targeted treatment for brain tumours in children approved for NHS patients (from research by GOSH Charity Professor Darren Hargrave)

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First-ever targeted treatment for children's brain tumours approved for NHS following decades of GOSH Charity-funded research — alternative to chemotherapy now available; Children's Cancer Centre main works contract milestones reached; deconstruction work began February 2025

Health & Wellbeing Research

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2022

Great Ormond Street Hospital Children's Charity (GOSH Charity)

Annual Report and Accounts 2021/22

Total income £74.5m in 2021/22 — up £6.1m on prior year; new 5-year strategy launched; record-breaking Christmas Carol Concert; second virtual RBC Race for the Kids

Key Metric 1

New 5-year strategy launched (2021-2026): focus on impact, partnership and income; Equality, Diversity and Inclusion strategy launched as critical culture change element; hybrid working successfully implemented

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Sight and Sound Centre completed — UK's first dedicated facility for children with sight and/or hearing loss (supported by Premier Inn and Restaurants); COVID-19 appeal funded research, equipment and staff support across pandemic

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Sight and Sound Centre completed and opened — first in UK for children with sight/hearing loss; COVID-19 grants funded children's research, staff PPE and family support; hybrid working implemented without disruption; 5-year strategy launched with ambitious income targets

Health & Wellbeing Research

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