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Key Metric 1
1,176 young people supported in high-need areas in 2025, a record for the charity
Key Metric 2
1,316 employment and education opportunities secured by trainees in 2025, up from 1,215 the previous year
Key Metric 3
£3.24 million income in 2025
71% of classic model completers were in work or study a year after finishing the programme
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Key Metric 1
866 clients supported by the Personal Independence Coordinator (PIC) service, achieving 1,684 goals and generating 6,349 hours of client engagement
Key Metric 2
£1,045,717 income generated for clients through the Information & Advice service in 2022-23
Key Metric 3
475 Croydon residents engaged through the Live Love Later Life physical activity programme in 14 care homes, with a 34.5% average increase in physical...
376 Personal Safety Project referrals processed; 1,018 risk assessments and follow-ups completed; 229 clients now feel less afraid of falling at home; 23 post-intervention falls recorded against 151 pre-intervention
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Key Metric 1
300 households (518 people, incl. 197 children) supported through Hope at Home
Key Metric 2
£974,304 total value of support provided; £3,247 average support per household
Key Metric 3
£200,000 awarded to 11 charities via Hope Funds Round 5; up to £4.77 social return per £1 invested
97% of supported tenancies sustained; 83% reported reduced risk of homelessness
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Key Metric 1
2,332+ people supported since 2013
Key Metric 2
85% of trainees reported improved understanding of managing bills
Key Metric 3
97% of trainees reported increased confidence after working with Your Own Place
80% of trainees feel more confident about keeping their home
Impact Snapshot
Key Metric 1
1,427 local families supported this year; 12,426 families supported since founding
Key Metric 2
8,666 mum/baby toiletry kits distributed to date; 1,320 given out this year
Key Metric 3
95% of families said items made them worry less about money; 96% felt less stressed about providing for their baby
81% of families said items helped keep their baby safe; 64% said items helped them get out and about more
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Key Metric 1
5,606 new referrals received; 65,282 individual contacts delivered across the organisation
Key Metric 2
£2.7m total amount awarded as a result of benefit entitlement claims; 548 benefit claims completed
Key Metric 3
469 individuals provided with practical support at home following a hospital stay; 2,787 pieces of home energy equipment installed
736 new referrals following a dementia diagnosis; largest monthly dementia social activity attendance reached 486
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Impact Snapshot
Key Metric 1
95,895 times services were accessed; 31,586 hours of support delivered in the home and garden
Key Metric 2
£1.08 million claimed in benefits for older people through advice and information services
Key Metric 3
5,468 attendees at the Coventry activity centre; advice, information and signposting offered 5,583 times
769 people supported through Home Support and 599 through Social Prescribing — the two highest-demand services — alongside 255 in Befriending and 206 in Counselling
Impact Snapshot
Key Metric 1
Over 3,500 older people supported with direct support across information and advice, health, community and wellbeing services — 51% increase from pre-pandemic years
Key Metric 2
£1,113,318 put back into the pockets of local older people through the Information and Advice service; 208 people gained an average of £5,352 extra...
Key Metric 3
570 people helped to return home and stay supported after hospital; 567 people connected with their community through the Let's Connect programme
2,044 unique people supported with free and confidential information and advice in partnership with seven local organisations through Together for Sutton; 26,213 contacts made including 3,044 home visits
Impact Snapshot
Key Metric 1
199 diverse VCS organisations supported to establish, maintain and develop their services and recruit and manage volunteers
Key Metric 2
72% of organisations supported had incomes under £10k, with VAS focused on strengthening governance and funding readiness for smaller groups
Key Metric 3
7 funding and advice surgeries delivered in partnership with SYFAB, enabling 42 organisations to receive joined-up 1:1 consultations
Citywide cost-of-living crisis coordination through Sheffield's City Strategy group and Silver Command multi-agency board, ensuring grassroots VCS insight shaped the city response
Impact Snapshot
Key Metric 1
£720,457 in financial gains identified for 431 clients through the Warm Homes initiative (June 2024–March 2025), averaging £1,671.60 per person
Key Metric 2
1,363 clients supported through the Home from Hospital service in Q4 alone, with a 30-day readmission rate of 1.35% against a Bolton average of...
Key Metric 3
Over 3,200 attendances delivered through Strength and Balance classes in Q4, supporting 518 older people across 246 instructor-led sessions
Information & Advice team secured £398,856 in confirmed financial gains for clients in Q4 2024-25 alone, through benefit checks, Attendance Allowance applications and Pension Credit claims