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2025

Alzheimer's Research UK Annual Report and Financial Statements 2025

Record total income of £61.9m — the strongest financial performance in the charity's history — with £30.8m invested in pioneering dementia research
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530+ scientific publications from Alzheimer's Research UK-funded research in 2024–25; 6,200 publications and 24,000 scientists involved since the charity began
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Dementia research community in the UK doubled from approximately 5,000 to over 10,000 active researchers between 2015 and 2025 — supported by the charity
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Dementia research output and scientific knowledge increased through funded research programmes
2025

Dementia UK Impact Report 2024–25

41,757 calls and emails answered by Admiral Nurses on the Helpline — more than ever before — and £31.4m raised, up £8.9m on the previous year
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476 Admiral Nurses across the UK — growing the workforce to reach more families with expert specialist dementia support
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Dementia clinics launched in 200 Nationwide branches across the UK, with aim of supporting 100,000 people through specialist dementia advice
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More families accessed specialist dementia nursing advice through helpline and virtual clinic support
2025

Alzheimer's Society Annual Report and Financial Statements 2024/25

£116.8 million total fundraising income — the most successful fundraising year in the charity's history
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106,000 people reached directly through services — 13,000 through groups, 77,000 through one-to-one dementia services, 29,000 through the Dementia Support Line
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£18.6 million invested in activities to support dementia research; 291,290 new supporters joined in 2024–25
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People affected by dementia accessed direct advice, group support and one-to-one dementia services
2024

Annual Report and Accounts 2024-25

£52.8 million raised in 2024-25; 720 grants awarded totalling £37.9 million to grassroots projects across the UK
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Projects supported in 88% of UK local authority areas; 2,600 supporters signed up to committed giving by year end
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Paddy McGuinness's BBC Radio 2 Ultra Endurance Cycle Challenge raised over £10 million alone; corporate partners including Asda, Greggs and McDonald's contributed through in-store fundraising and customer donations
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Impact framework focused on four priority areas: Poverty, Mental Health, Family Challenges and Equality; 1 in 5 children and young people in the UK living with a probable mental health condition — a key driver of grant-making priority
2022

Impact Report 2022-23

106,558 individuals supported across all services in 2022-23 — someone accesses a Humankind service every 5 minutes; 2,200 staff and approximately 250 volunteers
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360 people housed as registered provider of social housing; 101 properties refurbished; £20m+ in new business, retentions and non-contract funding awarded during the year
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36,126 volunteer hours given (694 per week); 91 new volunteers appointed; 35 volunteer leavers progressed into education, training or employment — 20 of whom took up roles within Humankind services
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97% of people accessing services felt respected by staff; 95% said they received the support they need; 95% said staff have the right skills to support them to meet their goals
2024

National Drugs Mission Funds Impact Report 2024-25

£12,782,504 paid out in 2024-25 across 225 active projects; 51,379 people supported through National Drugs Mission funded projects
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156 projects supported 30,028 people at high risk to access treatment and recovery services; 147 projects helped 25,934 people begin and remain in treatment
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177 projects (79% of all funded) have lived experience at the heart of their work; 155 projects tackled stigma around drug use; 128 projects supported 13,313 family members of people affected by substance use
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190 projects reported improved quality of life for 32,186 service users by addressing multiple disadvantages including housing, poverty, financial advice and benefits support alongside substance use treatment
2024

Annual Report 2024-25

£21.7m granted to healthcare and research projects in 2024-25; investment portfolio valued at £506m at year end; endowment-backed five-year strategy (2022-2027) commits over £150m in planned investment
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£4.63m awarded to establish a new centre tackling high rates of tuberculosis in East London — with potential global impact on TB diagnosis and treatment; £0.65m to introduce contact x-ray brachytherapy for rectal cancer at Barts Health (treating tumours without surgery)
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£0.65m to establish a nurse-led alcohol and drug liaison service at Newham Hospital; £0.4m to study impact of air pollution in London school playgrounds on children's lung function and asthma risk; £3.6m of permanent endowment released for Fellowship programme
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Funding split across research and healthcare delivery at five NHS hospitals in East London; Clinical Research Facility at The Royal London Hospital progressing — building start aimed for second half of 2025; refreshed Intellectual Property policy launched
2024

Impact Report 2024-25

5,927 participants worked with across all programmes in 2024-25; 65% of adult participants classed as physically active — 1.5% above the national average and 5.9% higher than 2023-24
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88% of participants reported their activity was positive or very positive for their mental wellbeing; happiness (7.97/10), life satisfaction (7.82/10) and sense of worthwhile life (7.91/10) all above national and regional averages
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75% of participants reported making a positive change to their life since beginning activity with PVF; 89% agreed their local area is a place where people from different backgrounds get on well together — 23% above national and regional averages
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98% of parents felt their child's activity at PVF was positive or very positive for their mental wellbeing (up 10% on 2023-24); 98% positive for personal development (up 9.2%); 97% said the activity was useful or beneficial for their child