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2025
CrossReach (Church of Scotland Social Care Council)

Impact Report 2024/25

Over 1,800 staff delivering 65 services across Scotland
Key Metric 1
Annual expenditure of approximately £46 million, funded primarily through local authority contracts
Key Metric 2
Services span Children and Families, Adult Care and Older People Services across Scotland
Key Metric 3
One of Scotland's largest and most diverse not-for-profit social care providers, with over 150 years of experience
Health & Wellbeing Homelessness
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2025
Create Arts

Impact Report 2024-25

2,146 disadvantaged and vulnerable participants supported across 98 projects and 1,315 creative arts workshops in 2024/25
Key Metric 1
581,301 children reached as official charity partner of the Summer Reading Challenge across 3,130 library branches
Key Metric 2
64 professional artists delivered 23,504 hours of contact; 152 volunteers donated 855 hours
Key Metric 3
98% of respondents said Create had a substantial or exceptional impact on quality of life; 95% on diversity, equity and inclusion
Arts, Culture & Heritage Refugees
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2025
Your Place (formerly Caritas Anchor House)

Impact Report 2024-25

226 residents supported on their journey away from homelessness in 2024/25
Key Metric 1
77 residents moved on into new homes; 100% maintained their new tenancies for at least 9 months
Key Metric 2
57 residents secured or sustained employment; 80 new residents found a safe space at Your Place
Key Metric 3
100% of residents supported to access external health services; 61% improved at least 3 areas on their Home Star
Housing & Homelessness Homelessness
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2024
Life (Life 2009)

Annual Review 2024

24,477 people helped to meet pregnancy or pregnancy loss with courage and dignity in 2024
Key Metric 1
More than 12,000 mums and babies have been housed by Life across its network of 18 Life Houses
Key Metric 2
Average of 1,559 people per month request a free pregnancy test through Life's services
Key Metric 3
Housing approximately 200 mums and babies at any one time across 18 Life Houses
Health & Wellbeing Helpline
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2025
SeeAbility

Our Impact in 2024-25

73,843 lives changed by SeeAbility's support teams, specialist programmes and resources in 2024/25
Key Metric 1
3,483 sight tests delivered to children in special schools; 4,769 people trained by Eye Care Champion teams
Key Metric 2
34 people supported along their employment journey by Ready, Willing and Able; 7 secured paid employment earning over £130,000 in total
Key Metric 3
NHS England allocated £12 million to roll out special schools eye care service to all special schools — a landmark policy win directly secured by SeeAbility's campaigning
Health & Wellbeing Advocacy
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2025
Money and Mental Health Policy Institute

Impact Report 2025

Research Community of over 5,000 people with lived experience of mental health and financial problems shaping all research and policy work
Key Metric 1
Awarded super-complainant status with the Competition and Markets Authority (February 2025) and FCA and Payment Systems Regulator (February 2026) — only the fourth organisation with all three
Key Metric 2
Government committed to changing council tax collection rules from April 2027, capping extra charges at £100 — a direct result of the charity's Council Tax Trap campaign
Key Metric 3
Government launched consultation on fairer council tax collection and recognised need for statutory bailiff regulation following sustained campaigning
Health & Wellbeing Mental Health
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2025
Children First (Children 1st)

Impact Report 2025

21,265 people reached in 2025 — an 8% increase on 2024 — including close to 11,300 children and almost 10,000 parents and carers
Key Metric 1
Support line calls rose by more than 50% in 2025; £1.8 million in financial gains secured for nearly 1,500 families
Key Metric 2
1,155 children, 839 adults and 516 families supported through Bairns Hoose services across Scotland in 2025
Key Metric 3
Aberdeenshire Bairns Hoose opened in 2025, giving children in rural communities access to specialist trauma-informed support
Community & Social Justice Mental Health
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