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Poverty & Inclusion

Poverty alleviation, inclusion, and livelihood resilience.

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Made 445 awards totalling £693k, supporting 149 cases with financial help (down from £1.3 million in 2024/25 following a financial policy change)
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Enquiries rose 20% to 611 (from 510); over 11,500 opportunities to hear about the charity at key insurance events across the UK and Ireland
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Sped up the standard beneficiary journey by an average of 15.75 days
99% of people supported agreed they were happy with how they were informed of the decision, and 100% were happy with the empathy and respect shown to them
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Distributed over £1 million directly to grassroots organisations; £920,242 invested through the Social Impact Gateway, connecting funders to 197 VCSE organisations
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Upskilled 2,764 learners (4.8/5 Trustpilot rating) and supported 3,058 people through Wellbeing Connections, with £78,000 distributed to 22 local organisations
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Community food shops recorded 55,544 transactions and sold the equivalent of 421,461 meals; 177 tonnes of food saved from landfill
Of 80 people supported in one employability programme, 46 achieved a Level 1 Health and Care qualification and 15% secured paid employment
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Ministry of Stories worked with 1,376 children and young people in 2024/25.
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It delivered 190 community sessions and 29 school programmes across 23 schools in Hackney, Tower Hamlets and Islington, with 159 young people attending weekly...
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221 volunteers gave 3,078 hours, and total income was £474,374 against expenditure of £510,122 (GBP).
87% of young writers created work they felt proud of, 75% reported improved writing and 65% felt better about themselves; 92% felt safe at Ministry of Stories.
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Llamau supported more than 12,000 young people, women and children across all its services in 2024-25.
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4,800 people including children were supported by domestic abuse services and 4,500 young people by Early Intervention & Prevention, Safe Home and Move On...
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2,500 children engaged with Upstream Cymru; total income was £23,835,775, with 97.8% spent on direct services.
93% of people supported reported a positive impact on their lives and 96% reported improved quality of life.
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Project 6 served 8,163 individuals in 2024-25, 26% above its contracted target of 6,464.
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The MAST partnership delivered 5,866 hospital sessions and 2,132 community sessions, and the Keighley Pathways Service recorded 969 visits and 1,334 interventions.
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Volunteers gave 13,604 hours, valued at £215,487, and more than 300 people were trained in naloxone use.
82% of people supported showed positive change across core outcome areas; 95% reported improved mental health and wellbeing and 99% improved physical health.
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186 people helped with 580 problems in Holsworthy in 2025-26
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£257,592 household income gain generated for local residents
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76% of people said their problem was completely resolved; 86% said they would not have resolved it without CA TNMWD's help
70% of people say they feel less stressed, depressed and anxious thanks to CA TNMWD's help
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86% of families complete the CityHouse Residential Program
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9,000+ hours of therapeutic and mental health care provided in 2025, plus 2,200 more from social work interns
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359 applications received in 2025 for the Residential Program; 50 calls for every available apartment
Stable housing rose from 0% at intake to 76% after graduation
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Helped 19,200 grocery workers in 2025/26; paid 8,395 financial grants to 8,162 grocery workers, a 3% increase
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Over 4,210 people used the Helpline, with more than 11,000 support sessions delivered; Structured Counselling sessions grew 84% following the launch of High Intensity...
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6,667 children benefited from a £150 School Essentials Grant; Shelter Plus partnership provided 165 hours of housing legal advice to colleagues facing eviction
A 15% year-on-year rise in financial grant applications during the awareness campaign period, alongside more grants awarded