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2,344 primary-aged children took part in the Walkability programme, learning to walk safely and independently.
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Nearly 400 adults were trained in cycle confidence sessions in 12 months, a record number, and 85 new Wellbeing Walks leaders were trained.
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762 participants in 103 teams from 38 workplaces took part in the Torbay Workplace Active Challenge, and 39 schools were supported through the Opening...
St Michael's Primary School reported a massive increase in the number of children who now walk to and from school after taking part in Walkability.
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Cornwall Community Foundation awarded £3.2 million in grants in 2024, its highest grant-making year on record.
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More than £22 million has been awarded since 2003, supporting over 8,000 local organisations.
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Grants by theme were Health and Wellbeing 38%, Addressing Poverty 32%, Making Communities Stronger 9%, Arts, Culture and Heritage 8%, Climate and Environment 6%,...
27,833 people reported improved mental health and 10,031 took part in sport or exercise through funded projects.
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Llamau supported more than 12,000 young people, women and children across all its services in 2024-25.
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4,800 people including children were supported by domestic abuse services and 4,500 young people by Early Intervention & Prevention, Safe Home and Move On...
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2,500 children engaged with Upstream Cymru; total income was £23,835,775, with 97.8% spent on direct services.
93% of people supported reported a positive impact on their lives and 96% reported improved quality of life.
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More than 1,560 people were supported through core clinical and wellbeing services, 1,217 of them through core clinical services.
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The 15-bed Cedar Ward inpatient unit had 294 admissions at 74% average occupancy, and the Virtual Ward supported 156 people.
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Compassionate Communities delivered 3,309 one-to-one interactions (up 29% on the previous year), and adult counselling and bereavement engagements rose 25% to 1,808.
373 people were supported to die at home and a further 235 were supported in hospitals or care settings.
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Project 6 served 8,163 individuals in 2024-25, 26% above its contracted target of 6,464.
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The MAST partnership delivered 5,866 hospital sessions and 2,132 community sessions, and the Keighley Pathways Service recorded 969 visits and 1,334 interventions.
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Volunteers gave 13,604 hours, valued at £215,487, and more than 300 people were trained in naloxone use.
82% of people supported showed positive change across core outcome areas; 95% reported improved mental health and wellbeing and 99% improved physical health.
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Northamptonshire Community Foundation awarded £1.11 million in grants in 2024/25, supporting 162,584 beneficiaries.
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More than £24 million has been distributed since 2001 to over 4,000 charities, projects and individuals.
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The Foundation holds more than £20 million in endowment for future generations, and 227 people were volunteering regularly through funded projects.
13,553 people reported an increased sense of belonging and 7,136 reported improved social networks through funded projects.
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Hosted 15 network meetings bringing together 400+ partners, plus 15 targeted events engaging 290+ partners; connected with 580+ people from 280+ organisations across all...
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Distributed over £350,000 directly supporting local charities, community groups and voluntary sector infrastructure organisations
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Represented the sector in 21 strategic forums, consultations, working groups and advisory groups; Research Roundup distributed to 800+ cross-sector professionals
84% of local infrastructure leaders reported being prepared to take part in planning, co-design or delivery of Neighbourhood Health Services
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Delivered more than 657,000 hours of palliative and end-of-life care in 2025-26, including 132,000 support telephone calls and 58,000+ face-to-face Hospice at Home/Community visits
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Online Bereavement Community grew by almost 15% to 48,424 members (7,259 new); delivered 5,635 online bereavement counselling sessions; 46,000+ users engaged with the Grief...
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12,225 volunteers donated 1.55 million hours of their time; Community Payback scheme delivered 145,567 hours via 1,090 people on probation, worth just under £1.8...
73% of Online Bereavement Community members said it helped them feel less alone; 60% said it helped them feel more able to cope
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£793,760 in new grants approved; 40 projects funded across 26 different teams at Whittington Health NHS Trust
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24 sleeper chairs purchased and delivered to Care of Older People, Maternity, Respiratory and Cardiology wards, letting family members stay overnight at the bedside
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Almost £100,000 raised for paediatric services, funding a new Mental Health Assessment Room, Teen Space, refurbished Sensory Room and floor-to-ceiling ward artwork
A 10-year celebration event for the Growing Together CAMHS programme led to a 43% increase in referrals to the service the following quarter