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Key Metric 1
2,179 fuel grants totalling £1,179,565 awarded to low-income households in 2024/25
Key Metric 2
47 community grants totalling £1,360,472 awarded to local charities and groups in 2024/25
Key Metric 3
£1,298,762 in total individual grants including essential items, school journeys and uniforms
83% of fuel grant recipients reported the grant helped them keep their home warm through winter
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9 new grants awarded totalling £875,818 in 2023/24
Key Metric 2
33,969 people supported through grantee organisations, including 4,792 on a regular basis
Key Metric 3
47 almshouse residents across Greenwich (41 units) and Shotesham (6 units)
19 charities and community groups in Norfolk supported over 4,000 older people via Norfolk Community Foundation partnership
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Key Metric 1
Over 16,000 people helped to become £27 million better off through debt and money advice
Key Metric 2
12,051 clients supported through community-based debt advice; 5,000 receiving direct debt advice at Toynbee Hall
Key Metric 3
£5,160,459 in financial gains secured for 1,075 cancer patients in welfare benefits advice
272 children participated in free play sessions; 296 clients received free legal advice
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Key Metric 1
258 almshouses across 19 sites providing homes for people over 50 in need
Key Metric 2
Overall resident satisfaction reached 89% in 2024, up from 77% in 2020
Key Metric 3
£204,298 awarded in grants to 18 West London community organisations in 2024/25
100% compliance across all safety checks: gas, fire, asbestos, water and lift
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Key Metric 1
26,000 people in 289 organisations with access to the free confidential employee helpline — a 22% increase year-on-year
Key Metric 2
358 people helped through 727 financial grants totalling £1 million, including 40 people new to the charity
Key Metric 3
34 Rising Stars winners supported with 75 funded training and development courses across 30 different job roles
Helpline contacts increased 26% overall and 30% for first-time users, with top reasons including personal wellbeing, workplace stress and practical information needs
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Key Metric 1
1,257 instances of support delivered to 1,226 people in 47 countries; total charitable expenditure £1.2 million
Key Metric 2
£423,613 paid in financial grants to 122 people; 108 people received one or more grants covering living costs, mental health, disability and medical needs
Key Metric 3
23,002 digital health and wellbeing sessions delivered; 2,245 sign-ups to online support hubs and webinars
41% of financial grants went to engineers under 35 and 44% supported people with a disability, demonstrating focus on younger and most vulnerable community members
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Impact Snapshot
Key Metric 1
855 grants awarded with a total value of over £4.1 million, directly supporting 20,350+ disabled and disadvantaged children and young people
Key Metric 2
62 Sunshine Coaches delivered (exceeding 60-coach target) at a value of £3.41 million+, supporting 13,144 children across SEND schools and non-profit organisations
Key Metric 3
732 specialist equipment grants awarded through the Individual Grants programme and the new Variety and Family Fund Together Fund, totalling £515,830
89.1% of beneficiaries reported positive impact on health and wellbeing across all programmes; Sunshine Coach recipients scored 4.38/5 for overall impact
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Key Metric 1
£304,579 in grants awarded to over 1,000 railway people and their families in 2024
Key Metric 2
Total social value of £3,572,904 generated, equivalent to £6.44 return for every £1 invested
Key Metric 3
£112,000 in grants awarded specifically to prevent homelessness among railway workers
Check In and Chat service saw a 100% increase in users, and retired rail community events doubled in the year
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Key Metric 1
£1.3 million awarded in financial support to 196 cases in 2024/25, drawn from 220 different employers
Key Metric 2
510 enquiries received — a 13% increase on 2023/24 — with 363 active beneficiaries at year end
Key Metric 3
£1.08m awarded to those with medical conditions; £81k to those in domestic abuse situations
100% of beneficiaries surveyed were satisfied with the empathy and respect shown, and the home visit or video call at the start of the application process
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Key Metric 1
Over 4,500 members of the naval community supported in 2023/24, including serving personnel, veterans and families
Key Metric 2
Over £325,000 successfully claimed for beneficiaries through the Armed Forces Compensation Scheme
Key Metric 3
Assisted around half of all Royal Navy and Royal Marines service leavers with resettlement and civilian employment support
20 financial awareness lectures delivered to 686 Phase 2 trainees across naval training establishments in 2023/24