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Empire Fighting Chance reached 10,609 young people in 2025: 2,587 supported directly and 8,022 through trained partner organisations.
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The charity reported a 94% average success rate across its five core outcomes, a 13% increase compared with 2024.
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Box Champions supported 1,122 young people, Box Therapy 174 and Box Careers 138, with delivery through 79 partners across the UK and a £1...
In Box Champions, 94% of young people stopped getting into trouble, 93% felt more confident and 85% improved their school attendance.
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Directly supported 450 VCFSE organisations and engaged over 6,000 people (an estimated figure that may include duplicates) in 2025/26
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Provided over £210,000 in grants to around 200 VCFSE organisations (209 applied for or were supported with a funding application)
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Delivered 161 events across Hampshire and beyond
VCFSE organisations reported that their community members felt heard by wider stakeholders and that their views and experiences mattered
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Supported 4,743 older people between April 2025 and March 2026, welcomed 3,377 new clients and recorded 43,096 contacts
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690 residents took part in the Healthsmart Health Hubs, and almost 500 care home residents joined the 26-week Live Love Later Life wellbeing programme
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Helped 303 people regain or maintain independence through successful Attendance Allowance applications; 104 volunteers sustained across services
60% of Healthsmart Health Hub participants increased their regular exercise
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Supports a movement of 90,000 coordinators, 60,000 active volunteers and 2.3 million supporter households across England and Wales
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The 2025 National Crime and Community Survey received 38,599 responses on crime, fear of crime and community cohesion
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London bystander intervention programme delivered 18 in-person workshops in Hackney, Lambeth and Croydon plus 20 online sessions, connecting with over 100,000 Londoners through wider...
Understanding of the "5Ds" of bystander intervention rose from 21% before training to 93% afterwards
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Supported 1,009 people in Cumbria during 2025-26, with 524 new referrals
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Recorded 17,772 activities across the service, equal to 8,762 hours of support; the Tier 1 helpline alone recorded 7,571 activities (2,463.7 hours)
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738 children and young people attended peer group sessions during the year
84% of adult clients experienced a reduction in trauma symptoms
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Made 445 awards totalling £693k, supporting 149 cases with financial help (down from £1.3 million in 2024/25 following a financial policy change)
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Enquiries rose 20% to 611 (from 510); over 11,500 opportunities to hear about the charity at key insurance events across the UK and Ireland
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Sped up the standard beneficiary journey by an average of 15.75 days
99% of people supported agreed they were happy with how they were informed of the decision, and 100% were happy with the empathy and respect shown to them
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Awarded 74 grants worth almost £28.5 million in 2025-26, its highest annual funding commitment
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Raised £88.7 million in partnership with UCL towards the new Moorfields and UCL Centre for Eye Health, part of a joint £100 million campaign...
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Paid £22.75 million to Moorfields towards construction costs and plans to invest £50 million over the next five years
Eye2Gene research published in Nature Machine Intelligence analysed data from nearly 4,000 patients across six international centres, the largest study of its kind
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Supported more than 1,600 patients in 2025 across Galway and Mayo (figure from the Galway Hospice announcement of the report)
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Community Palliative Care Team supported 1,124 patients (up 11%), making 26,564 patient calls and 7,140 visits
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The 18-bed Galway Hospice Inpatient Unit cared for 351 patients, up 4% on 2024
86% of patients receiving care from the Community Palliative Care Team died at home
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Hospice at Home cared for 309 patients (up from 278 in 2023/24) over 6,228 care hours, and specialist community nurses made 13,443 visits.
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The charity supported 333 children (up from 309) through Horizon House and children's services, and delivered 394 post-bereavement support sessions (up from 230, a...
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948 volunteers gave 137,620 hours (up 16% from 118,472), valued at £1.75m, and total income was £19.5m (2023/24: £19.1m).
Six beds were reinstated at Horizon House with three-year funding confirmed, and 10 children received end-of-life care there over 139 nights.
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Forget Me Not supported 1,075 individuals, including children, siblings and relatives, across Kirklees, Bradford, Calderdale, Leeds and Wakefield in 2024/25.
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The hospice delivered 312 hours of end-of-life care, 933 bereavement support sessions, 515 hydrotherapy sessions and 4,890 hours of funded placement care.
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160 paid staff and 495 volunteers supported the work, with young volunteers up 73% (from 59 to 102); 78p of every £1 raised goes...
100% of family survey respondents (December 2024) said they were very satisfied with the care received.