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2025
Bolton Wanderers in the Community (BWitC)

BWitC Impact Report 2024-25

Total social value: £4,372,766 (EFL/Sport England model) — £3,537,610 mental health; £435,251 education & employability; £316,745 physical health; £83,158 social
Key Metric 1
1,455 free lunches provided to 221 individuals over summer (Bolton Lunches / Urban Outreach partnership)
Key Metric 2
900+ children engaged in Show Racism the Red Card workshops — biggest such event in England; BWitC inducted into Show Racism the Red Card Hall of Fame at Buckingham Palace
Key Metric 3
92% of Early Years parents reported improvement in child's physical skills; 75% use session activities at home daily or weekly; 85% of children felt closer to family through Sutton Families programme
Sport & Physical Activity Mental Health
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2025
Charlton Athletic Community Trust (CACT)

CACT Impact Report 2024-2025

£83,630,780 total social value generated — £11.02 returned for every £1 invested (independently verified by University of Greenwich)
Key Metric 1
28,000+ participants engaged; £7,589,000 committed charitable spend (highest in CACT's 33-year history)
Key Metric 2
1,110 mentees supported across south London and Kent; 3,170 cost-of-living referrals; 186 mental health programme participants
Key Metric 3
89% of Short Breaks participants improved mental and emotional wellbeing; 85% of Young Greenwich Learning Hub participants improved educational aspirations
Sport & Physical Activity Mentoring
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2026
Nottingham CityCare Partnership

Social Impact Report 2025-26

1,200+ colleagues delivering NHS community health services across Nottingham
Key Metric 1
6,019 Chat Health conversations with parents and young people in past 24 months
Key Metric 2
Nottingham men's life expectancy ranked 138th of 150 English local authorities (76.6 yrs vs 79.4 national avg)
Key Metric 3
Small Steps Big Changes: improved vocabulary, language, literacy and ASQ scores for children in Aspley, Bulwell, Hyson Green, St Ann's vs rest of city
Health & Wellbeing Homelessness
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2025
The Killie Community

The Killie Community Social Value Impact Report 2025

£6,330,872 total social value; SROI of £1:£21.39 (independently assessed by Collins McHugh)
Key Metric 1
6,022 total people engaged; 1,760 under-18s engaged through youth programmes; 3,939 participants via Sport for All strand
Key Metric 2
Improved children's wellbeing £1,681,400; increased community cohesion £1,443,250; increased physical activity £924,694; attendance at cultural events £788,785; reduced loneliness £623,770; improved mental health £617,232
Key Metric 3
£2,303,191 value against tackling poverty & inequality; £2,165,696 against improving community wellbeing; £1,842,400 against supporting children & young people (aligned to East Ayrshire Council Kilmarnock Strategic Vision 2022–27)
Sport & Physical Activity Football
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2026
Contento Social Homes CIC

Contento Social Homes Impact Report 2025-2026

242 women and 119 children supported cumulatively; 144 new survivors accommodated in reporting period (Feb 2025–Jan 2026)
Key Metric 1
317 referrals received; 173 declined due to capacity; 25 properties with 115 bed spaces operating across Birmingham, Walsall, Wolverhampton and Dudley
Key Metric 2
54.1% of cumulative cohort transitioned from refuge; 22.3% secured independent social housing; only 4.5% returned to perpetrator; safeguarding incidents reduced from 8 to 1
Key Metric 3
38 survivors supported via Home Office Flee Fund; 24 via Survivor Safety Fund; 5 families moved into permanent homes via Buttle UK grants; 25 BBC Children in Need grants secured; 100% of Home Office emergency payment applications paid
Housing & Homelessness Children
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2025
FORCE Cancer Charity

FORCE Impact Report 2024-25

16,368 visits, appointments and contacts in 2024-25 (8% overall increase)
Key Metric 1
1,471 new registrations; 689 outreach centre visitors across Ottery St Mary, Tiverton and Okehampton
Key Metric 2
Total income £1,622,635; charitable expenditure £1,157,424 (£825,307 on patient support)
Key Metric 3
89% of outreach users reported reduced reliance on health and social care services; 100% said outreach location removed a key barrier to access
Health & Wellbeing Cancer
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2025
The Brain Charity

The Brain Charity Annual Report 2024-25

3,660 total clients supported; 2,861 supported by Information & Advice team; £5 million in welfare benefits supported
Key Metric 1
227 neurodiversity training courses delivered to 7,020 delegates; 99% of delegates said material was relevant; 97% felt more confident supporting neurodivergent colleagues
Key Metric 2
Total income £1,773,983; total expenditure £1,775,851; income grown from £706k (2018/19) to £1.77m (2024/25)
Key Metric 3
94.7% of Value of You participants made progress in all areas; 97% of Brain Changer dance participants improved mobility and confidence; 92% improved dexterity and confidence through arts
Health & Wellbeing Employability
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2026
Coffee Afrique CIC

Health Justice Annual Impact Report 2025–2026

1,500+ residents reached through community engagement and preventative interventions
Key Metric 1
129 individuals received intensive structured Health Justice support; 83 received full physical health checks
Key Metric 2
82% of participants accessed a full health check; 78% reported improved emotional resilience; 72% improved mental wellbeing
Key Metric 3
69% reported increased confidence in accessing healthcare; 66% adopted at least one positive lifestyle change; 58% reported reduced social isolation
Health & Wellbeing Mental Health
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2025
Oldham Athletic Community Trust (OACT)

Oldham Athletic Community Trust Impact Report 2025 and Beyond!

5,000+ children engaged weekly through school-based PE delivery across 26 partner schools (1,330 hours of physical activity)
Key Metric 1
480 young people engaged through Premier League Kicks; 2,803 participants in Soccer Schools and HAF provision
Key Metric 2
2,792 community player engagements; 3,750 children inspired through Oldham Athletic national league promotion trophy tour
Key Metric 3
100% of home education pilot children reported feeling more confident and part of a team; 1,000+ free match tickets distributed to local families, schools and community groups
Sport & Physical Activity Inclusion
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