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Poverty & Inclusion

Poverty alleviation, inclusion, and livelihood resilience.

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The King's Trust

The King's Trust Group Annual Report and Accounts 2024/25

2024 Free
Impact Snapshot
Key Metric 1
67,368 young people supported through Education, Employability and Enterprise programmes
Key Metric 2
71% of respondents progressed into a positive outcome
Key Metric 3
70,028 course participations across the UK
More young people moved into work, education or training from disadvantaged backgrounds
Education & Young People Mentoring
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Resurgo

Resurgo 2024 Impact Report

2024 Free
Impact Snapshot
Key Metric 1
1,169 trainees coached in 2024 — highest ever in a single calendar year
Key Metric 2
10,500+ young people supported since launch; 17 local church delivery partners
Key Metric 3
Named ERSA Youth Employment Provider of the Year and Times Best Places to Work 2024
Spear trainees significantly outperformed benchmarks for every level of disadvantage, education and age (DWP Data Lab)
Education & Young People Mentoring
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The Tutor Trust

Tutor Trust Impact Report 2024/25

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Impact Snapshot
Key Metric 1
5,488 pupils supported across 183 education partners with 285 tutors
Key Metric 2
GCSE attainment gap reduced by 16pp in science, 14pp in maths and 3pp in English
Key Metric 3
Tutoring Plus programme grown by 185% in 2 years; 91% of pupils from target population
SATs attainment gap reduced by 7pp in reading and 4pp in maths
Education & Young People Disadvantaged
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Action Tutoring

Action Tutoring Impact Report 2024/25

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Impact Snapshot
Key Metric 1
3,735 pupils supported across 102 school partners; 1,401 active volunteers delivering 42,479 sessions
Key Metric 2
Year 6 pupils closed the reading attainment gap — meeting expected standard at the same rate as non-disadvantaged peers nationally
Key Metric 3
Secondary pupils 10% more likely to pass GCSE English and 13% more likely to pass GCSE maths than disadvantaged peers nationally
Primary pupils 29% more likely to reach expected standard in reading and 20% more likely in maths after 10+ sessions
Education & Young People Community
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Education Endowment Foundation

EEF Annual Report September 2023 – August 2024

2023 Free
Impact Snapshot
Key Metric 1
921,930 Teaching & Learning Toolkit users; 382,701 Early Years Toolkit users in 2023/24
Key Metric 2
159 active research projects across early years, primary, secondary and post-16
Key Metric 3
Over 15,000 studies reviewed; 1,200 added to evidence database in the year
70% of school leaders now use the Teaching and Learning Toolkit to decide which approaches to adopt — up from 11% in 2012
Education & Young People Disadvantaged
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IntoUniversity

IntoUniversity Impact Report 2025

2024 Free
Impact Snapshot
Key Metric 1
61,000 students supported across 429 partner schools with 2,025 volunteers
Key Metric 2
60% of IntoUniversity alumni progressed to Higher Education vs 28% of students from similar backgrounds nationally
Key Metric 3
250,000th student milestone reached in 2025
23% of alumni progressed to a top third university vs 5% of students from similar backgrounds nationally
Education & Young People Community
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ThinkForward

ThinkForward Impact Report 2024/25

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Impact Snapshot
Key Metric 1
1,580 young people supported; 7,972 one-to-one coaching sessions delivered
Key Metric 2
73% of FutureMe graduates in education, employment or training — 20 percentage points above the national figure
Key Metric 3
£3 of social value created for every £1 invested; 199 Ready for Work events held
Young people attending 34+ coaching sessions are 79 percentage points more likely to be EET than those attending 0-8 sessions
Education & Young People Midlands
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Voice 21

Voice 21 Voice North East Impact Journal 2024/25

2024 Free
Impact Snapshot
Key Metric 1
19,000 students in 95 schools across Newcastle, North Tyneside and Northumberland benefitting from high-quality oracy education
Key Metric 2
226 teachers trained; 81% of teachers in third-year schools are confident oracy practitioners (up from 48% in year one)
Key Metric 3
36% network growth in 2024/25; 80 more schools joining in 2025/26 across North East Combined Authority
82% of teachers say teaching and learning has improved; 78% say oracy has contributed to students' academic attainment
Education & Young People Disadvantaged
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