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2024
The Clink Charity

Impact Report 2024

Nearly 800 people trained in 2024; 650+ NVQ qualifications delivered; 159 students released and provided with rehabilitation support
Key Metric 1
63% of supported graduates (206 of 329) placed into, or working towards, employment across 2023/24
Key Metric 2
Clink Events delivered 28,500 training hours for vulnerable adults and catered for 36,000+ people at 218 events; £4.80 returned to society for every £1 invested (Pro Bono Economics calculation)
Key Metric 3
New permanent training facility opened in Herne Hill, South London, formally opened by Lord James Timpson in November 2024 — enabling training on day release and for young people at risk of offending; first ever apprenticeships delivered through combined in-prison and outside-prison training
Community & Social Justice Young People
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2026
Prisoners' Education Trust

Impact Report 2025

1,741 distance learning courses funded in 2025 — 200 more than 2024; 115 prisons funded; 117 courses offered; 4,946 instances of information, advice and guidance provided
Key Metric 1
1,261 calls taken on the Advice Line (140 more than 2024); 8,050 minutes spent on the Advice Line; 86% of learners felt able to cope with prison in a positive way
Key Metric 2
PET courses reduce the chance of someone returning to prison by over 20% and increase the chance of finding employment by over 20% (Justice Data Lab); milestone of 50,000 educational awards funded since founding in 1989 reached in August 2025
Key Metric 3
50,000 educational awards funded since 1989 — milestone reached August 2025; top courses: NEBOSH HSE Award (270 learners), NEBOSH National General Certificate (78 learners), Nutrition to Support Physical Activity (60 learners), Business Start-up (58 learners), CMI Management Certificate (57 learners)
Education & Young People Mental Health
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2024
Prison Reform Trust

Annual Report and Financial Statements 2024/25

11,000+ enquiries responded to by the advice and information service from people in prison and their families; 300 safeguarding referrals made to prisons relating to risk of self-harm, threats and wellbeing
Key Metric 1
Building Futures programme: 92 working group members and 902 network members; 103 working group sessions co-facilitated across prisons; 350+ parole enquiries responded to
Key Metric 2
19 new innovative projects to be introduced within prisons through Next Generation Leaders programme; Hope and Fulfilment Awards launched — first prisoner-nominated awards scheme
Key Metric 3
PRT advocacy contributed to Victims and Courts Act 2024 introducing improved arrangements for IPP licence review and termination — including new executive release power for recalled IPP prisoners and a requirement for annual parliamentary reporting
Community & Social Justice Mental Health
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2024
Switchback

Annual Report 2024

721 young men supported in total in 2024; 67 committed to the full intensive Mentoring programme (Real Lasting Change); 83 referrals received from probation officers (up from 10 in 2023)
Key Metric 1
68% of 2024's new Trainees reached the benchmark of Real Lasting Change; 81% achieved at least one practical education, employment or training outcome; 64% were supported to access appropriate housing
Key Metric 2
Since founding: 3,131 prison-leavers supported; 648 became Switchback Trainees; 16,595 outcomes achieved across 10 Switchback Pathways; income now over £1.5m with headcount over 25
Key Metric 3
51% of 2024's new Trainees needed housing action on release (up from 33% in 2023) — reflecting the impact of the prison capacity crisis; 273 Trainees started a permanent job, apprenticeship or further/higher education course at the time of reporting
Community & Social Justice Mentoring
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2025
Single Homeless Project (SHP)

Annual Report and Accounts 2024-25

Up to 1,927 people supported at any one time through RSI-funded services
Key Metric 1
Housing First census expanded from 41 to 88 local authorities across England
Key Metric 2
400+ deaths linked to synthetic opioids since June 2023 — frontline response established
Key Metric 3
People moved off the streets and into stable housing through extensions and new investment secured
Housing & Homelessness Mental Health
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2025
510 (Netherlands Red Cross Data & Digital Team)

510 Impact Report 2025: Turning Data Into Action

49 National Societies supported across 60+ countries
Key Metric 1
€33 million+ distributed via the 121 cash platform to 67,000+ households
Key Metric 2
31,000+ community feedback cases registered (94–99% resolution rate)
Key Metric 3
146 anticipatory alerts issued across Malawi, Uganda, Kenya, Ethiopia and Philippines; Typhoon Kalmaegi early action reached 22,266 people; payment time in Ethiopia cut from 45 to 20 days; Morocco feedback response time cut from 49 to 7 days
Community & Social Justice International
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2025
Agenda Alliance

Ten Years, One Mission: Keeping Women and Girls' Needs on the Agenda — Impact Report 2015–2025

130+ member organisations across England and Wales; 144 meetings with key influencers and decision-makers
Key Metric 1
Work mentioned in Parliament 55 times; contributed to over 200 media stories
Key Metric 2
11 pieces of research published; 10,993 combined social media followers
Key Metric 3
Domestic abuse recognised as a specific risk factor in the Government's Suicide Prevention Strategy following Agenda research; multiple disadvantage recognised in the Domestic Abuse Act statutory guidance
Community & Social Justice Mental Health
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2025
Imkaan

Our Work, Our Impact: Imkaan's 2025 Year In Review

Evidence cited by National Audit Office, Joint Committee on Human Rights, Health and Social Care Committee, and Home Affairs Select Committee in 2025
Key Metric 1
Home Affairs Select Committee recommended a national ring-fenced fund for 'by and for' services, directly informed by Imkaan evidence
Key Metric 2
Government announced reforms to limit use of 'bad character' evidence against rape victims following joint campaign led with Imkaan involvement
Key Metric 3
Joint Committee on Human Rights cited Imkaan's evidence on racial disparities under the Mental Health Act; Health and Social Care Committee quoted survivor testimonies from Imkaan's report to define high-quality, equity-focused mental health care
Community & Social Justice Mental Health
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