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2025

Impact Report 2024/25

1,858 young people directly reached; 661 supported through Care Advice Service; 16,000+ used website with 42,000+ page views
Key Metric 1
126 young people supported 1:1 into education by Propel into Education team; 43 moved into training or work; 1,000+ professionals trained (98% said learning would directly impact their practice)
Key Metric 2
15 policy changes achieved including 3 wins via Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill; 33 times work raised in parliament; 110 national media hits; 458 Become the Movement members
Key Metric 3
Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill wins: corporate parenting duties extended to government departments and NHS; Staying Close support extended to age 25; removal of 'intentionality' from homelessness law for care leavers; local connection test for social housing scrapped for care leavers
2025

Impact Report 2024/25

£361,955 awarded through We Make Camden Kit across 131 projects; £100,000 via Future Forward Fund; 400+ alumni supported with jobs, housing and wellbeing
Key Metric 1
10+ funders trained in participatory grant-making practices; community-led decision-making model engaging residents as grantmakers across multiple funds
Key Metric 2
2025-26 data (simultaneously reported): £604,458 awarded; 416 residents involved in funding decisions; 112 citizen grantmakers; 119 young people shaping local funding; 150+ alumni voting on priorities
Key Metric 3
Participatory grantmaking model puts community residents — including those experiencing local inequalities — at the heart of all funding decisions; racial justice embedded across all programmes
2025

Our Impact 2024-25

95,744 bereaved children and young people reached in 2024-25 — a 16.6% increase year-on-year
Key Metric 1
76.5% of those in specialist one-to-one support showed measurable reduction in grief-related vulnerability (CAG scale); 95% rated experience as positive
Key Metric 2
1,145,495 digital users accessed grief content and resources; 3,637 professionals trained including 545 in supporting bereaved children with SEND
Key Metric 3
18,171 children and young people received specialist 1:1 support; 22,852 benefitted from email support; 12,766 from live chat; 459 from helpline; 21 online groups ran with 120+ participants
2024

Impact Report 2023/24

963 children, young people and families supported; 2,198 face-to-face and 1,809 online therapy sessions delivered
Key Metric 1
645 Grief Relief kits sent out; 23 staff trained in sleep therapy; 2,618 total therapy hours delivered (1,570 in person, 1,048 online)
Key Metric 2
£1.6m raised in non-Gala year entirely from voluntary sources; no government funding received
Key Metric 3
19 families attended residential weekends; 15 families attended Forever Night; 5 school partnerships including Beal High School and Clifton College; bereavement first responder support following traumatic deaths in schools
2022

Impact Report 2022

36 projects delivered across 11 countries in Africa and Asia; £4.76m spent on programmes and charitable activities
Key Metric 1
44% community-based inclusive development; 38% sight-saving projects; 9% humanitarian; 8% mental health
Key Metric 2
£206,784 raised for Kenya Emergency Response (drought); Light Up Lives project targeting 44,000+ people with eye health problems and training 1,500 health workers in Zimbabwe
Key Metric 3
30 people received sight-saving cataract surgery during first Light Up Lives eye camp in remote Zimbabwe district (first camp since 2015); 73 people assessed and treated
2025

Annual Report and Accounts 2024-25

281 beneficiaries helped in 2024-25; £467,738 in grants awarded to 240 directly supported; £556,803 total value of support secured including statutory benefits
Key Metric 1
326 doctors self-referred to DocHealth confidential mental health service; 119 medical students received specialist online money advice
Key Metric 2
£77,546 in statutory benefits secured for beneficiaries; £11,519 in debt savings secured; 200+ volunteers including coach-mentors and medical student fundraisers; 150,000 website visits
Key Metric 3
Grants available for doctors, retired doctors, medical students and their dependants across the UK; Refugee Doctors Programme supports qualifying and securing NHS training posts
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2025

Impact Report 2025

796 bereaved British Forces children and young people supported in 2025; 75% of new members joined within 6 months of bereavement
Key Metric 1
78% of children receiving 1:1 support improved in at least 3 of 5 wellbeing areas; 99% of Scotty Break families reported improved connection or communication
Key Metric 2
£73,149 distributed in 329 grants; 3,085 care packages sent; Behind the Uniform campaign shaped exam board guidance for WJEC and Eduqas (2 million+ exams annually)
Key Metric 3
98% of event attendees felt stronger sense of belonging; 83% of children in 1:1 support improved coping skills; 90% of parents saw improvement in their child's communication, belonging or connection
2025

Annual Review 2025

84 Abi cooling cots delivered to hospitals, hospices and funeral directors across the UK and Australia in 2025
Key Metric 1
1,289 healthcare professionals trained in bereavement care including 150+ student midwives at national conference; 6,000+ trained since 2020
Key Metric 2
1,000+ hours of specialist baby loss counselling delivered across 5 Kent locations; PEACE SESSIONS launched for expectant parents; new dedicated counselling room opened in Medway
Key Metric 3
Won Kent Counsellor of the Year and Kent Fundraiser of the Year at Kent Mental Health & Wellbeing Awards; PEACE SESSIONS also recognised at same awards; co-founder David Ward received MBE for services to bereaved parents
2024

Impact Report 2024-25

1,817+ young people supported; 4,729+ total engagements across all services in 2024-25
Key Metric 1
1,402 therapeutic one-to-one sessions delivered to 148 young people; 94% of substance-use clients reduced or stopped use
Key Metric 2
56 outreach sessions with 1,526 engagements; 15 youth advisors contributed 200 volunteer hours across 15 sessions
Key Metric 3
80% of regular one-to-one clients reported improved wellbeing; 100% showed improved ability to reduce risks and adopt safe practices; 100% learned new ways to support their wellbeing