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Health & Wellbeing

Health, care, and wellbeing outcomes across communities.

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2025 Enhanced
Turning Point

Annual Report 2024-25

202,694 people supported across 270 locations; 74,070 in drug and alcohol; 102,531 in mental health; 1,035 in learning disability; turnover £191.9m
Key Metric 1
96% of regulated services rated Good or Outstanding by CQC; 12,456 naloxone kits dispensed (5.6% increase); 11,405 Hepatitis C tests (59% increase); 7,448 FibroScans (300% increase)
Key Metric 2
234 peer mentors; 82 volunteers; 5,194 colleagues (60% with lived experience); £7.79m invested in local VCSE organisations; £131.87m social value from local employment
Key Metric 3
87% of people supported have overall positive experience; 90% feel safe; 774/1,063 (72%) in Birmingham social prescribing service achieved goals across health, community, emotional and employment domains; new Lincolnshire Recovery Partnership reached over 160 staff in year one
Health & Wellbeing Homelessness
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2024 Enhanced
Little Village

Little Village Impact Report 2024

7,325 individual children supported; 9,269 instances of support across the year; 6,660 referrals fulfilled; 485 emergency newborn hospital packs delivered to 23 London hospitals (92% of all London maternity units)
Key Metric 1
734 regular volunteers; 31,348 volunteer hours; 146 one-off volunteers (700+ hours); 99 corporate volunteer groups (3,900 hours)
Key Metric 2
Items gifted worth over £3 million (if new); 128 tonnes of goods redistributed; £22,714 in financial support secured or saved for families via signposting; 174 tonnes of CO2-equivalent emissions saved through reuse
Key Metric 3
Connections and signposting: Family Connections team spoke to 2,764 families; signposting support provided 1,037 times; 77% of signposting recipients had never accessed similar help before; £22,714 in financial support secured or saved
Poverty & Inclusion Families
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2026 Enhanced
London Borough of Merton

Becoming a Borough of Sport: Impact Report 2025

67.6% of Merton adults (117,000 people) now active — above London and England averages, representing 6,800 more active adults than previous years
Key Metric 1
£2.25 million in external funding secured since launch, representing a 4:1 multiplier on council investment
Key Metric 2
20,000+ residents reached across three Big Sports Day events; 50,000+ visits to Borough of Sport Activity Finder
Key Metric 3
48.6% of Merton children achieve 60+ minutes of daily activity — above both London and national averages — with the borough achieving the highest Active Lives survey response rate in London (37 schools, 2,500+ pupils), enabling a reliable baseline for tracking progress
Sport & Physical Activity Inclusion
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2025 Enhanced
Fleetwood Town Community Trust

Impact Report 2024/25

20,204 total engagements; 1,621 hours of free sporting activity; 5,457 free meals provided; 468 young people engaged through Youth Hub with 1,222 hours of free youth provision
Key Metric 1
100% of Cancer Prehab participants reported improved resilience and ability to cope with treatment; 100% of Strong Start participants achieved weight reduction targets and adopted sustainable exercise routines; 90% of Cancer Prehab participants reported better mental wellbeing
Key Metric 2
Named EFL League Two Community Club Organisation of the Year 2025; won Community & Charity Organisation of the Year at Wyre Business Awards 2024; Sports College CEFA side crowned CEFA North West Champions at Wembley 2025; Veterans Community Garden awarded Level 4 Thriving certificate at North West in Bloom
Key Metric 3
80% of Football4All participants reported stronger friendships and reduced loneliness; 61% of Champions referrals have better understanding of anti-social behaviour; 90% of Early Years participants improved social interaction; 92% of teachers reported greater confidence through supported PE delivery
Sport & Physical Activity Football
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2024
Dementia Oxfordshire (Age UK Oxfordshire)

Dementia Oxfordshire Impact Report 2024

2,845 people living with dementia and 3,585 unpaid/family carers supported by Dementia Advisers in 2024 (up 20% and 31% respectively from 2022)
Key Metric 1
789 calls taken by the Support Line in 2024 (up 8% on 2022); 22 Dementia Advisers and 3 Young Onset Dementia Advisers providing ongoing support across Oxfordshire
Key Metric 2
530 participants attended education sessions in 2024: 318 at awareness sessions, 117 at carer sessions, and 95 at post-diagnostic sessions for newly diagnosed people
Key Metric 3
96% of professional survey respondents who worked with the Admiral Nurse agreed the role positively impacted care; Admiral Nurse worked with over 20 health and social care teams including Adult Social Care, District Nurses, Community Hospitals and palliative care teams
Health & Wellbeing Dementia
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2025
Age UK Coventry and Warwickshire

Impact Report 2024–2025

95,895 times services were accessed; 31,586 hours of support delivered in the home and garden
Key Metric 1
£1.08 million claimed in benefits for older people through advice and information services
Key Metric 2
5,468 attendees at the Coventry activity centre; advice, information and signposting offered 5,583 times
Key Metric 3
769 people supported through Home Support and 599 through Social Prescribing — the two highest-demand services — alongside 255 in Befriending and 206 in Counselling
Health & Wellbeing Dementia
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2024
Age UK Sutton

Impact Report 2023–2024

Over 3,500 older people supported with direct support across information and advice, health, community and wellbeing services — 51% increase from pre-pandemic years
Key Metric 1
£1,113,318 put back into the pockets of local older people through the Information and Advice service; 208 people gained an average of £5,352 extra per year
Key Metric 2
570 people helped to return home and stay supported after hospital; 567 people connected with their community through the Let's Connect programme
Key Metric 3
2,044 unique people supported with free and confidential information and advice in partnership with seven local organisations through Together for Sutton; 26,213 contacts made including 3,044 home visits
Health & Wellbeing Mental Health
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