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2025
Shannon Trust

Shannon Trust Impact Report 2025

11,380 learners engaged with reading and/or numeracy programmes in 2025, across 57 contracted prisons plus additional non-contracted settings
Key Metric 1
4,841 Turning Pages reading manuals and 2,833 Count Me In numeracy manuals completed; 1,980 new mentors trained and 1,300+ accredited via AQA Level One in Teaching Reading across 78 prisons
Key Metric 2
Total income of £3,571,583 in 2025, up from £2,468,002 in 2023, with contract income of £2,233,988 and trust/foundation grants of £1,053,289
Key Metric 3
Over 1,300 prison mentors accredited via a bespoke AQA Level One in Teaching Reading across 78 prisons — recognising the skills developed by people in prison as they teach others to read, enhancing their employability on release and providing concrete evidence of learning progression for the first time in Shannon Trust's history
Education & Young People Mentoring
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2026
Unlocked Graduates

Transforming Prisons: Our 2025–2026 Impact Report

140,000+ prisoners reached by Unlocked participants and Ambassadors since 2017, across 38 prisons in England and Wales
Key Metric 1
Retention for Unlocked participants is 17 percentage points higher than standard entry route after two years, with over 85% of the 2023 cohort still operational at programme end
Key Metric 2
Independent analysis estimates £59 saved for society over five years for every £1 invested in the Unlocked Graduates programme
Key Metric 3
75% of all programme graduates continue to work towards breaking cycles of reoffending in their primary role, with nearly 40% promoted to a frontline leadership role — demonstrating sustained, career-long commitment to prison reform beyond the two-year programme
Community & Social Justice England
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2024
Prison Radio Association

Prison Radio Association Impact Report 2024

National Prison Radio reaches up to 80,000 people in prison across England and Wales, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week — with 28 prisoners trained in radio production at HMP Brixton and HMP Styal
Key Metric 1
205 days of paid employment in production and presenting roles offered to 8 people recently released from prison through the talent development programme
Key Metric 2
267,580 podcast listens across PRA's suite of podcasts in 12 months; Prison Radio International network spans 56 radio projects across 24 countries
Key Metric 3
92% of Life After Prison podcast listeners say it increases their awareness of available support services, 86% say it makes them feel motivated to make positive changes in their lives, and 77% have taken positive action after being inspired by something they heard — demonstrating sustained behaviour change post-release
Arts, Culture & Heritage Criminal Justice
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2024
Rebuild With Hope Foundation

Rebuild With Hope Foundation Annual Impact Report July 2023–July 2024

56 people completed the Rebuilding Your Success employment programme, with 24 ex-offenders progressing to employment (20 in other sectors, 4 with Rebuild With Hope) and 5 long-term unemployed progressing to work
Key Metric 1
6,180 families supported through community sales; 300 families and 900 children supported with free school uniform donations during the cost-of-living crisis
Key Metric 2
786,567 items saved from landfill; 4,642 items repurposed; 39 volunteers contributing 2,490 hours with 7 progressing to paid positions
Key Metric 3
24 ex-offenders progressed to employment following the Rebuilding Your Success programme — including 4 into roles directly with Rebuild With Hope — with participant testimonials describing transformation from HMP Thorn Cross into stable employment with qualifications in PAT testing, bike maintenance and warehouse and retail skills
Poverty & Inclusion Sustainability
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2025
Langley Trust

Langley Trust Annual Report and Financial Statements 2024/25

Over 1,100 clients supported in 2024/25 across supported housing, registered care homes and prison-based services, with 458 residential clients accommodated at any given time across 97 care beds and 361 supported rooms
Key Metric 1
736 clients accommodated in supported housing since April 2024 (298 new lettings); 250 clients received specialist finance, benefit and debt advice at HMP Fosse Way, managing over £800,000 of debts
Key Metric 2
Reconviction rate for clients remained within the target of 3% whilst with Langley during 2024/25 — with overall income growing 4.6% year-on-year
Key Metric 3
The reconviction rate for Langley Trust clients remained within the target of 3% during 2024/25, demonstrating consistent rehabilitative outcomes across a client group that includes MAPPA-managed individuals, people with complex mental health needs, and those deemed 'hard to place' by other providers — validated by CQC 'Good' ratings across all inspected registered care services
Housing & Homelessness Housing
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2025
Beat (Eating Disorders Association)

Beat Impact Report 2024-25

45,000 direct support sessions delivered and 36,000 Helpline contacts made across phone, webchat, email and social media — with 96% of users saying they would recommend the service to a friend
Key Metric 1
1.05 million unique visitors accessed Beat's website over 18 months, including 138,000 using Helpfinder and 107,500 downloading resources; Beat appeared 4,500 times in media coverage
Key Metric 2
1,011 education and healthcare professionals trained through Beat's Bridging the Gap, Beyond the Symptoms and Spotting the Signs courses, plus 200+ NHS staff trained via a commissioned intensive 4-day course with NHS England
Key Metric 3
Momentum guided self-help programme improved overall participant outcomes from 50% to 83% across the course of the programme for 374 people with binge eating disorder, reflecting meaningful gains in motivation, confidence and recovery-related knowledge — delivered as a clinically-recommended intervention at no cost to participants
Health & Wellbeing Mental Health
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2024
The Longford Trust

The Longford Trust Annual Report 2024

35 new scholarships awarded in 2024 — a record high, chosen from 220 expressions of interest — with 86 Longford Scholars in total supported across undergraduate degree programmes
Key Metric 1
23 Frank Awards given in 2024 (a record high), bringing the total since 2014 to 153; 82% of funded OU module completers passed, with 15% receiving distinctions
Key Metric 2
Fewer than 5% of Longford scholars return to prison; 95% of scholars said their mentor had made a difference to their chances of success (2024 independent evaluation)
Key Metric 3
Fewer than 5% of Longford scholars return to prison, against a national reoffending backdrop where this rate is significantly higher — and just under 85% of award-holders go on to graduate or move into graduate-level employment, demonstrating that higher education is a highly effective and cost-efficient rehabilitation pathway
Education & Young People Mentoring
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2025
The Reading Agency

The Reading Agency Impact Report 2024-25

Over 2 million people reached across the UK in 2024-25, including over 1.2 million children and over 800,000 young people and adults
Key Metric 1
14.3 million books, eBooks and audiobooks bought, borrowed and gifted; 113,865 new library members across 3,204 library branches; over 1 million event attendees
Key Metric 2
Partnerships with over 21,400 organisations including public libraries, publishers, universities, schools, prisons, health providers, food banks and community centres; 7,352 volunteers supported programmes
Key Metric 3
Reading Well programme users reported 92% finding their books helpful and 81% saying their book helped them understand more about their health needs — addressing poor mental health in 1 in 4 adults and 1 in 5 children and young people through a low-cost, scalable bibliotherapy model available via public libraries
Education & Young People Mental Health
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2025
Sport Wales

Sport Wales Annual Report 2024-2025

8,228 participants in 60+ Active Leisure Scheme
Key Metric 1
725 organisations received £4,191,065 in Be Active Wales community grants
Key Metric 2
166 capital awards totalling £8,668,247 invested in facilities across Wales
Key Metric 3
Sport's direct GVA contribution to the Welsh economy reached £1.9 billion (£2.9 billion including indirect impact), up from £1.195 billion in previous estimates — demonstrating significant sector growth
Sport & Physical Activity Inclusion
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