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Hosted 15 network meetings bringing together 400+ partners, plus 15 targeted events engaging 290+ partners; connected with 580+ people from 280+ organisations across all...
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Distributed over £350,000 directly supporting local charities, community groups and voluntary sector infrastructure organisations
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Represented the sector in 21 strategic forums, consultations, working groups and advisory groups; Research Roundup distributed to 800+ cross-sector professionals
84% of local infrastructure leaders reported being prepared to take part in planning, co-design or delivery of Neighbourhood Health Services
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Delivered more than 657,000 hours of palliative and end-of-life care in 2025-26, including 132,000 support telephone calls and 58,000+ face-to-face Hospice at Home/Community visits
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Online Bereavement Community grew by almost 15% to 48,424 members (7,259 new); delivered 5,635 online bereavement counselling sessions; 46,000+ users engaged with the Grief...
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12,225 volunteers donated 1.55 million hours of their time; Community Payback scheme delivered 145,567 hours via 1,090 people on probation, worth just under £1.8...
73% of Online Bereavement Community members said it helped them feel less alone; 60% said it helped them feel more able to cope
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£793,760 in new grants approved; 40 projects funded across 26 different teams at Whittington Health NHS Trust
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24 sleeper chairs purchased and delivered to Care of Older People, Maternity, Respiratory and Cardiology wards, letting family members stay overnight at the bedside
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Almost £100,000 raised for paediatric services, funding a new Mental Health Assessment Room, Teen Space, refurbished Sensory Room and floor-to-ceiling ward artwork
A 10-year celebration event for the Growing Together CAMHS programme led to a 43% increase in referrals to the service the following quarter
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Delivered over 16,319 trauma-informed counselling sessions; DSA Helpline managed 24,929 calls, emails and webchats, reaching 3,760 people with lived experience
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Educated 5,177 young people aged 11-25 through 170 'Step Up, Step In' EVAWG sessions; trained 323 professionals via CSE Level 1/2 programmes with a...
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Achieved a reach of 24.6 billion across broadcast, print and online platforms (a 1,950% increase on 2024/25); raised £34.7k through fundraising and donations, up...
99% of DSA Helpline contacts gave positive feedback; 100% of clients supported through the Ministry of Defence and Neighbourhood Renewal services reported reliable positive change
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14,700 people supported in 2025/26, including 3,700 carers and 1,000+ volunteer hours
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700 people supported through supported living services; 300 people supported across regulated (residential/extra care) services
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£100,600 in grant funding secured across 36 grants; £2.40 generated for every £1 invested in fundraising
The Merseyside Neurodiversity Project toolkit (60+ resources for people in contact with the criminal justice system) won first place at the 2025 N8 PRP Policing Innovation Forum
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Reached an estimated 1,196,604 children and young people; trained 11,014 individuals in positions of care and influence over them
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11,621 resources downloaded from the Ygam website; Alumni network grew to over 14,000 active members
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Awarded £3 million from the Office for Health Improvement and Disparities' VCSE Gambling Harms Prevention and Resilience Fund; secured a £300,000 two-year grant from...
92% of delegates felt better equipped to identify and respond to gambling harms following Ygam training
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3,244 referrals made during the year; custom solutions created for over 3,000 disabled people
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774 dedicated volunteers contributed 49,585 hours to projects across 64 branches in England, Wales and Scotland
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87.6% of clients experienced greater mobility, 88% reported being more active in daily life, 84.6% felt more confident and 81.5% experienced lower anxiety as...
87.6% of clients experienced greater mobility as a result of their personalised REMAP solution
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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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8,973 parents/carers supported via Helpline, emails and webchat, plus 2,177 supported via family webinars
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3,501 healthcare professionals educated via training services and 3,282 early years practitioners educated via the eLearning platform
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2.2 million website users; 4,143 hours of volunteer time, equating to £56,835.24
94% of Helpline users said ERIC understood their needs well; 94% rated their experience as excellent or good
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Awarded £200,000 through the Cancer Discovery Fund, now active research at the University of Edinburgh and NHS Lothian into oronasal mucosal melanoma in humans...
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One Medicine Webinar Series attracted 690+ attendees across nine webinars on topics including cancer research, neurodegenerative disorders and microbiome science
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The Humanimal Trust Pledge for One Medicine has now been signed by over 25,000 people
The first Humanimal Trust Parliamentary Reception (spring 2026) brought together 75+ policymakers, clinicians, researchers and industry leaders to discuss dual licensing of medicines across human and veterinary use