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86% of families complete the CityHouse Residential Program
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9,000+ hours of therapeutic and mental health care provided in 2025, plus 2,200 more from social work interns
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359 applications received in 2025 for the Residential Program; 50 calls for every available apartment
Stable housing rose from 0% at intake to 76% after graduation
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Helped 19,200 grocery workers in 2025/26; paid 8,395 financial grants to 8,162 grocery workers, a 3% increase
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Over 4,210 people used the Helpline, with more than 11,000 support sessions delivered; Structured Counselling sessions grew 84% following the launch of High Intensity...
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6,667 children benefited from a £150 School Essentials Grant; Shelter Plus partnership provided 165 hours of housing legal advice to colleagues facing eviction
A 15% year-on-year rise in financial grant applications during the awareness campaign period, alongside more grants awarded
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1,700 people supported through homelessness services, achieving 362 positive housing outcomes such as helping people off the streets or into safe homes
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310 school service group sessions delivered to 4,045 children and young people; 555 young people supported through the mental health programme
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Total income £4,814,831 (GBP), with £4,056,103 spent directly on projects (67% of expenditure); more than a third of voluntary unrestricted income came from gifts...
100% of young parent accommodation residents said they felt fully supported, safe, and that their views were listened to
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7,746 attendances across projects in 2025/26, a 40% year-on-year increase, delivered across 445 sessions (25% increase YOY)
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20,000 meal equivalents distributed via FareShare; 715kg of food saved from landfill and redistributed every month
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595 volunteer hours contributed across Door 84 in the last 12 months, an equivalent value of £58k in saved salaries
59% of attendees report Door 84 has helped their mental wellbeing, an increase of 13% on the previous year
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1,255,974 people benefited across 14 countries in 2025/26, 27% more than the previous year (FY24/25: 985,246); 39,727 assistive devices (hearing aids, orthotics, prostheses, spectacles)...
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16,303 operations to restore sight, hearing or mobility or treat conditions such as cleft lip, fistula and hydrocephalus; 90,858 mothers and babies received pre...
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Total income £2,207,061 (GBP); 91p in every £1 spent went directly to charitable activities; every £1 spent on fundraising generated £18.32 in voluntary income
95.7% of cataract surgery patients treated by IMPACT Bangladesh had a moderate or good vision outcome one month after surgery, avoiding blindness
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Reached over 10,500 children across 65% of local authority areas in England, Wales and Northern Ireland
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95% of children like or love Letterbox Club; 90% like or love the books in their parcels
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77% of children report reading more after receiving Letterbox Club parcels
70% of children report reading more independently and 52% report reading more with an adult because of Letterbox Club
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Impact Snapshot
Key Metric 1
Supported 5,812 people between April 2025 and March 2026, an 8% increase year-on-year, across 90,704 contacts and 66 groups and services
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The Information and Advice team accessed £3,168,968.59 in benefits for clients, a 10.09% increase on 2024/25's £2,931,700 (GBP)
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The Homecare team supported 460 clients, delivering 4,774 hours of care per week and completing 360,166 home visits during the year
A client's Attendance Allowance claim was awarded at the higher rate of £108.55 a week with a £1,411.15 backdated payment, alongside further Pension Credit and Housing Benefit awards, clearing debts and reducing her financial stress
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IMPACT's programme reached 985,246 adults and children in 2024-25 across 13 local partners in 12 countries, a 13% increase on 2023-24's 873,624
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52 medical facilities upgraded or provided with equipment; 58,485 mothers and babies received pre and post-natal care
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314,579 people participated in health education; 27,428 aids and appliances distributed, including hearing and mobility aids and spectacles
11,300 operations were performed to restore sight, mobility or hearing, or to treat cleft lip, fistula and hydrocephalus, an 8% increase on the previous year
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£240,370 raised and 336 local children directly impacted during the charity's 25th anniversary year (2025/26)
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Over 4,250 families supported and more than 9,500 children's lives improved since the charity was founded
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At the point of referral, 83% of families were experiencing mental health issues, 46% domestic abuse, and 88% reported feeling isolated
Early intervention support helped families move from crisis toward stability, with case studies showing improved parental confidence and safer home environments for children
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Key Metric 1
For every £1 invested, an independent study found the charity returns £9 to society
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At least 122,000 young people are homeless in the UK today
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75% of the London team and 90% of the overall team have direct lived experience of homelessness or complex needs
Improved mental health among participants, measured using the NHS-approved Warwick-Edinburgh Mental Wellbeing Scale