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Up to 3,000 people with sight loss supported across the Black Country and Staffordshire
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£438,506 in National Lottery funding awarded in 2024/25, supporting continued service delivery in the 150th anniversary year
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Government contracts grew to £892,565 in 2024/25, up from £645,640 the previous year, reflecting expanded statutory commissioning
150th anniversary year (2025): 150 years of continuous support for blind and partially sighted people in the West Midlands since 1875
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12,950 global members across film, games and television in 2023, including 9,182 full members and 2,331 BAFTA Connect members
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EE BAFTA Film Awards broadcast averaged 2.62 million viewers on BBC One — an increase on the prior two years; simulcast in 8 countries...
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BAFTA View unique viewings by voting members increased 53% for Film; average films watched per member rose 51%
More member socials, events and screenings held in 2023 than any previous year across UK and North America
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5,545 participants achieved a positive outcome in 2024/25 — a 12% increase on the prior year; 12,991 positive outcomes recorded
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£10,460,000 in social value generated in 2024/25; every £1 spent returned £6.46 to the community
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1,017 participants made a sustained health behaviour change; 1,262 reduced their offending or risk of offending; 67 entered employment or education
Employability social value ratio improved 58% year-on-year to £1:£8.74, driven by dedicated job progression support and stronger employer partnerships
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450+ adults and young people enrolled on Adult Learning courses annually, with 94.77% achieving their learning goals
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368 participants improved spoken and written English through ESOL courses in 2024
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300+ children receiving extra reading support across 12 Leeds schools through 70+ volunteers
45 single parents supported into employment, education or training through Single Parent Power project
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561 grants worth £25.7 million made across 39 countries
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£56.2 million total income, including a record £14.9 million from legacy gifts
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£7.1 million raised from supporters for 8 significant crisis responses
£43.3 million (86% of expenditure) spent directly on charitable work supporting communities and emergency response
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1,140,923 visitors to website accessing free SEND legal guides
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3,017 pieces of advice delivered via free helpline services
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3,438 parents, carers and professionals trained on the SEND legal framework
8 national consultations responded to, contributing IPSEA's evidence to SEND policy development
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10 million public visitors since opening in 2001
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1.4 million pupils engaged through educational programmes across 32 local authorities
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70,000 participants supported through 800 community groups via outreach
6.5 million online visitors and 110,000+ social media followers reached with science engagement content
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340,000 lives positively impacted through funded and supported programmes since inception
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National Children's Hearing System redesign progressed as a major national project
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Promise Progress Framework published, enabling national data tracking of progress
Third national Oversight Board report published (February 2025), providing independent accountability on Scotland's progress to keep the promise by 2030
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Key Metric 1
522 grant applications received totalling over £6m in requests
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£130,378 awarded across 12 small grants benefiting 57,170 people
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22 charities received pro bono support from WCIT members
57,170 people predicted to benefit directly or indirectly from 2024 grants