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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
Key Metric 3
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...
Key Metric 3
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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2,694 young people participated in Year 3 (2025/26), with activity reaching 31 of Scotland's 32 local authorities
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94.2% of young people engaged were from Scotland's most deprived areas (SIMD 1-5)
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34,723 hours of volunteering contributed by participants in Year 3; £600,067 spent across the partnership (GBP)
2,690 young people (120% of target) reported feeling less inclined to participate in antisocial or criminal behaviour
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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
Key Metric 3
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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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
Key Metric 2
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 Snapshot
Key Metric 1
41 families supported in 2024-25 from 49 referrals, with 35 volunteers trained
Key Metric 2
76% improvement in mental health and 71% improvement in accessing further opportunities among supported families
Key Metric 3
63% improvement in living standards and 58% improvement in making healthier lifestyle choices
Tanya, supported by volunteer Julie, achieved a house exchange to a better home and her son's school attendance significantly improved
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19,570 people supported across Leeway's services in 2024/25, including 2,706 children and young people
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Delivered training on domestic abuse to 584 professionals
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Received £1,094,000 in new grants and funding extensions to meet growing demand for services (GBP)
The Norfolk Integrated Domestic Abuse Service (NIDAS), the first fully integrated service of its kind in the county, was commissioned to deliver Norfolk's new Standard Risk service from October 2025
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Key Metric 1
172 students took part in programmes from March 2023 to April 2024
Key Metric 2
Provided 5,777 free healthy meals to around 200 Lambeth households during the height of the cost-of-living crisis
Key Metric 3
Student Star™ outcome scores increased on average by 10% this year, with improvement in eight of nine outcome areas
Social responsibility scores rose 23% and work readiness scores rose 16% year-on-year, driven by the new Vauxhall community meals and sports programmes
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201,800 tickets sold, an 11.2% increase on 2023/24's 181,373, across 1,113 individual performances and screenings (335 live events and 217 films)
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13,515 engagements with young people up to age 19, alongside 3,270 engagements with adults and 2,380 with local community group members
Key Metric 3
Issued 3,402 free companion seats for disabled patrons, a 24% increase, and provided 3,738 discounted tickets for school children
89% (112 of 126) of artists supported through the Sanctuary artist development programme were from Dorset