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Key Metric 1
2,756 young people supported; 91% eligible for Pupil Premium
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245 Year 13 students placed at a top university — up from 232 in 2023/24
Key Metric 3
Students 50% more likely to attend top universities than demographically similar peers (UCAS verified)
96% of students received a university offer; 53% placed at a top university vs 32% in control group
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6,796 mentees matched to mentors; 104,471 messages sent by mentees across 44 partners
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Mentees achieve one full A-level grade higher than their school average (long-term HEAT/HESA analysis)
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Mentees twice as likely to enter higher education and twice as likely to complete their degrees
19 percentage point increase in mentees' understanding of apprenticeships; 100% of Spotlight mentees reported increased knowledge of all post-school pathways
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Nearly 130,000 MARAC cases heard with 150,000+ children linked (year to March 2025)
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15,000+ learners trained across 700+ sessions; 70,000+ police officers trained since inception
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Total income £10.629m — 7.3% increase on previous year
Drive Project expanded with new Home Office investment; 1,100 referrals in 2024-25, 7,000+ total to date
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2,192 helpline calls received; 193,446 website visitors in 2023-24
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61 training and presentation sessions delivered; 450 delegates at annual conference
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622 members in Male Domestic Abuse Network (MDAN); 160 organisations supported Supporting Male Victims Day 2023
97% of training participants agreed the course equipped them to perform their jobs better
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22,600+ people supported on their journey of recovery
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1,300+ volunteers providing specialist skills across London services
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Bright Sky app available in 4 languages supporting domestic abuse victims and professionals
Led UK SAYS NO MORE coalition engaging corporate and media partners nationally
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Impact Snapshot
Key Metric 1
5,472 queries handled via national helpline
Key Metric 2
706 Black, minoritised and migrant women received direct casework support; 100 received counselling
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Total income £3.68m; surplus of £22,000
UN Special Rapporteur on VAWG accepted SBS recommendations on NRPF reform following UK visit
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106,558 individuals supported across all services in 2022-23 — someone accesses a Humankind service every 5 minutes; 2,200 staff and approximately 250 volunteers
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360 people housed as registered provider of social housing; 101 properties refurbished; £20m+ in new business, retentions and non-contract funding awarded during the year
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36,126 volunteer hours given (694 per week); 91 new volunteers appointed; 35 volunteer leavers progressed into education, training or employment — 20 of whom...
97% of people accessing services felt respected by staff; 95% said they received the support they need; 95% said staff have the right skills to support them to meet their goals
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£12,782,504 paid out in 2024-25 across 225 active projects; 51,379 people supported through National Drugs Mission funded projects
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156 projects supported 30,028 people at high risk to access treatment and recovery services; 147 projects helped 25,934 people begin and remain in treatment
Key Metric 3
177 projects (79% of all funded) have lived experience at the heart of their work; 155 projects tackled stigma around drug use; 128 projects...
190 projects reported improved quality of life for 32,186 service users by addressing multiple disadvantages including housing, poverty, financial advice and benefits support alongside substance use treatment
Impact Snapshot
Key Metric 1
2.4 million+ children receiving a daily school meal across 5,000+ places of education in 16 countries; 362,943,000+ meals served globally in 2024
Key Metric 2
330,000 additional children reached in 700+ new schools during 2024 expansions — including 140,000 in Zambia, 100,000 in Malawi and 60,000 in Tigray, Ethiopia...
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Average monthly school attendance rate of 89%; meals served on 91% of school days; 50.3% of children receiving meals are girls
In Zambia expansion schools, teacher reports of children with good concentration levels rose from 37% to 100% after school feeding began; in Mozambique, children able to concentrate well in class rose from 42% to 100%