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Poverty & Inclusion

Poverty alleviation, inclusion, and livelihood resilience.

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368 individuals were supported into new jobs (15 of them apprenticeships) and 1,083 people received bespoke information, advice and career guidance in 2025/26
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£3.7 million in financial gains obtained for Torus customers from additional benefits; 41,450 energy vouchers worth £2 million issued to households with pre-payment meters...
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47,369 youth visits to the FireFit Hub in Toxteth, with 14,111 free meals provided to children and young people and 563 members supported
Awarded the Fairer, Healthier Liverpool Accreditation by Liverpool City Council in May 2026, recognising its contribution to the Marmot Principles
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Almshouses housed 148 people in 141 homes, with 94% resident satisfaction
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Awarded £211,519 from four active grant funds, including grants to 486 households (£163,863) and £47,656 to local organisations
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Community hubs ran 348 community events or engagement activities, supported by 66 volunteers; Stockwood Food Club provided 904 meals
Launched its Total Impact Investment Strategy, with £1.9m invested in sustainable and transition bonds
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Stay supported 626 people through 8,938 interactions to prevent and respond to homelessness in 2025-26, including 358 people sleeping rough, 176 of whom were...
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Supported accommodation grew from 78 to 87 bed spaces, housing 174 people (a 21% increase on 2024/25) at a 98% occupancy rate.
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Over its 42-month life The Net project supported 266 people, with 127 clients accessing unclaimed entitlements worth £1,558,814 in financial impact.
27 tenants moved into private tenancies, 112 reported their housing situation had improved, 76 reported improved finances and 53 reported improved mental health; 5 gained employment and 10 entered training or education.
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Ara reached 43,481 people last year, and has helped more than 45,000 adults through gambling harms treatment and prevention across Wales and South West...
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20,000 young people took part in the Ahead of the Game education programme and 3,000 education professionals and parents were trained.
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More than 280 people were accommodated through homelessness support in Bristol, including 28 Housing First flats, and 99 prisoners secured accommodation on release.
99% of clients would recommend Ara's gambling treatment service and 72% completed treatment as planned.
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Foundation Scotland made 5,729 awards in 2025-26, up 59% from 3,600 in 2024-25.
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The value of awards rose 35%, from £32.3m in 2024-25 to £43.7m in 2025-26.
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Applications nearly doubled from 5,369 to 8,041, and 44 new funds were established during the year.
The £15 million Response Fund supported all 59 Citizens Advice Bureaux in Scotland and 50 development trusts, including £800k distributed to 15 trusts, plus automatic £500 cost-of-living uplifts for grantees.
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Bookmark reached 180,979 children in 2024/25 through its literacy programmes, a 92% increase year on year.
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More than 2,000 volunteers delivered 40,239 one-to-one reading sessions, and 70,329 diverse books were distributed to 399 schools in disadvantaged communities.
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15,937 families were given access to reading resources across 90 schools, and 3,600 children took part in Book Clubs across 147 schools.
96% of teachers reported increased reading confidence among children on the One-to-one Reading Programme, and 94% of children maintained or improved against expected standards.
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Two Ridings Community Foundation distributed £2.4 million through 509 grants, with an average grant of £4,800.
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68% of applicants were successful.
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Grants awarded totalled £2,424,482, with total funds of £11,894,195 and endowment donations of £561,197 (GBP).
A £10,000 grant to Share Skipton funded a Volunteer Coordinator, building a team of 59 volunteers and launching a Repair Cafe.
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Supported 3,780 young people eligible for free school meals across programmes and workshops between July 2025 and June 2026
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Engaged 299 employers, creating 3,294 volunteering opportunities
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Delivered 43 high-impact programmes and 115 short-term interventions across 9 regions, and published 5 reports
Alumni in employment rose from 50% at their first survey response to 65% at their second (418 alumni responded at least twice); 39% were combining education and employment