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Engaged 11,903 participants across projects between April 2025 and March 2026
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Worked with 76 schools (2 nurseries, 54 primary, 13 secondary, 7 specialist and 3 further education) across 14 London boroughs
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135 students completed an Arts Award; 211 teachers took part in 17 CPD sessions
97% of teachers reported the CPD session would have some or significant impact on their teaching practice
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Distributed over £1 million directly to grassroots organisations; £920,242 invested through the Social Impact Gateway, connecting funders to 197 VCSE organisations
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Upskilled 2,764 learners (4.8/5 Trustpilot rating) and supported 3,058 people through Wellbeing Connections, with £78,000 distributed to 22 local organisations
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Community food shops recorded 55,544 transactions and sold the equivalent of 421,461 meals; 177 tonnes of food saved from landfill
Of 80 people supported in one employability programme, 46 achieved a Level 1 Health and Care qualification and 15% secured paid employment
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Awarded 74 grants worth almost £28.5 million in 2025-26, its highest annual funding commitment
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Raised £88.7 million in partnership with UCL towards the new Moorfields and UCL Centre for Eye Health, part of a joint £100 million campaign...
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Paid £22.75 million to Moorfields towards construction costs and plans to invest £50 million over the next five years
Eye2Gene research published in Nature Machine Intelligence analysed data from nearly 4,000 patients across six international centres, the largest study of its kind
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Supported more than 1,600 patients in 2025 across Galway and Mayo (figure from the Galway Hospice announcement of the report)
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Community Palliative Care Team supported 1,124 patients (up 11%), making 26,564 patient calls and 7,140 visits
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The 18-bed Galway Hospice Inpatient Unit cared for 351 patients, up 4% on 2024
86% of patients receiving care from the Community Palliative Care Team died at home
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Ministry of Stories worked with 1,376 children and young people in 2024/25.
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It delivered 190 community sessions and 29 school programmes across 23 schools in Hackney, Tower Hamlets and Islington, with 159 young people attending weekly...
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221 volunteers gave 3,078 hours, and total income was £474,374 against expenditure of £510,122 (GBP).
87% of young writers created work they felt proud of, 75% reported improved writing and 65% felt better about themselves; 92% felt safe at Ministry of Stories.
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98 early years staff were trained across 127 settings, including 12 local tutors and 20 local champions trained through a train-the-trainer model, plus 11...
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Around 1,388 children and 821 families were impacted, with a further 129 staff upskilled by those trained.
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97% of respondents would recommend the training (62 of 64 rated their likelihood as 10 out of 10).
Practitioners' confidence in planning and delivering physical activity across the EYFS curriculum rose by 48% from pre- to post-training, and knowledge of the physical activity guidelines rose by 43%.
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Hospice at Home cared for 309 patients (up from 278 in 2023/24) over 6,228 care hours, and specialist community nurses made 13,443 visits.
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The charity supported 333 children (up from 309) through Horizon House and children's services, and delivered 394 post-bereavement support sessions (up from 230, a...
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948 volunteers gave 137,620 hours (up 16% from 118,472), valued at £1.75m, and total income was £19.5m (2023/24: £19.1m).
Six beds were reinstated at Horizon House with three-year funding confirmed, and 10 children received end-of-life care there over 139 nights.
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Forget Me Not supported 1,075 individuals, including children, siblings and relatives, across Kirklees, Bradford, Calderdale, Leeds and Wakefield in 2024/25.
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The hospice delivered 312 hours of end-of-life care, 933 bereavement support sessions, 515 hydrotherapy sessions and 4,890 hours of funded placement care.
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160 paid staff and 495 volunteers supported the work, with young volunteers up 73% (from 59 to 102); 78p of every £1 raised goes...
100% of family survey respondents (December 2024) said they were very satisfied with the care received.
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BeeWalk, the Trust's citizen science scheme, reached record highs of 1,005 active transects and 906 volunteers, and recorded its millionth bee in June 2024.
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The Trust engaged 111 new landowners, gave land management advice covering 2,659 hectares and directly delivered 103 hectares of bumblebee-friendly habitat.
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Total income was £2,460,693 in 2024-25, up from £2,253,432 in 2023-24, against expenditure of £2,555,652 (GBP).
69% of landowners advised by the Trust made habitat changes, and a further 33% of the remainder intended to.
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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.