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Poverty & Inclusion

Poverty alleviation, inclusion, and livelihood resilience.

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2025
Money and Mental Health Policy Institute

Impact Report 2025

Research Community of over 5,000 people with lived experience of mental health and financial problems shaping all research and policy work
Key Metric 1
Awarded super-complainant status with the Competition and Markets Authority (February 2025) and FCA and Payment Systems Regulator (February 2026) — only the fourth organisation with all three
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Government committed to changing council tax collection rules from April 2027, capping extra charges at £100 — a direct result of the charity's Council Tax Trap campaign
Key Metric 3
Government launched consultation on fairer council tax collection and recognised need for statutory bailiff regulation following sustained campaigning
Health & Wellbeing Mental Health
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2024
ATD Fourth World (International Movement)

Annual Report 2024

Estimated 2 million children reached annually through Tapori children's network
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Academics from 11 African nations attended the African Academics Network Seminar in Kigali, Rwanda
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Conference on hidden dimensions of poverty co-hosted with World Bank and IMF in Washington DC, February 2024
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Active teams in over 30 countries across Africa, Asia, Europe, Latin America, and North America
Poverty & Inclusion Advocacy
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2025
Hampton Fund (Hampton Fuel Allotment Charity)

Annual Report 2024-25

2,179 fuel grants totalling £1,179,565 awarded to low-income households in 2024/25
Key Metric 1
47 community grants totalling £1,360,472 awarded to local charities and groups in 2024/25
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£1,298,762 in total individual grants including essential items, school journeys and uniforms
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83% of fuel grant recipients reported the grant helped them keep their home warm through winter
Poverty & Inclusion London
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2024
The Earl of Northampton's Charity

Trustee's Annual Report & Financial Statements 2024

9 new grants awarded totalling £875,818 in 2023/24
Key Metric 1
33,969 people supported through grantee organisations, including 4,792 on a regular basis
Key Metric 2
47 almshouse residents across Greenwich (41 units) and Shotesham (6 units)
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19 charities and community groups in Norfolk supported over 4,000 older people via Norfolk Community Foundation partnership
Housing & Homelessness Community
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2025
Toynbee Hall

Impact Report 2024-25

Over 16,000 people helped to become £27 million better off through debt and money advice
Key Metric 1
12,051 clients supported through community-based debt advice; 5,000 receiving direct debt advice at Toynbee Hall
Key Metric 2
£5,160,459 in financial gains secured for 1,075 cancer patients in welfare benefits advice
Key Metric 3
272 children participated in free play sessions; 296 clients received free legal advice
Poverty & Inclusion Poverty
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2025
Housing Pathways Trust (Pathways)

Annual Report 2024-25

258 almshouses across 19 sites providing homes for people over 50 in need
Key Metric 1
Overall resident satisfaction reached 89% in 2024, up from 77% in 2020
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£204,298 awarded in grants to 18 West London community organisations in 2024/25
Key Metric 3
100% compliance across all safety checks: gas, fire, asbestos, water and lift
Housing & Homelessness Community
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2023
The Printing Charity

Impact Report 2023

26,000 people in 289 organisations with access to the free confidential employee helpline — a 22% increase year-on-year
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358 people helped through 727 financial grants totalling £1 million, including 40 people new to the charity
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34 Rising Stars winners supported with 75 funded training and development courses across 30 different job roles
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Helpline contacts increased 26% overall and 30% for first-time users, with top reasons including personal wellbeing, workplace stress and practical information needs
Poverty & Inclusion Mental Health
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2025
Foothold (IET Benevolent Fund)

Our Impact: Supporting Engineers in 2024–25

1,257 instances of support delivered to 1,226 people in 47 countries; total charitable expenditure £1.2 million
Key Metric 1
£423,613 paid in financial grants to 122 people; 108 people received one or more grants covering living costs, mental health, disability and medical needs
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23,002 digital health and wellbeing sessions delivered; 2,245 sign-ups to online support hubs and webinars
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41% of financial grants went to engineers under 35 and 44% supported people with a disability, demonstrating focus on younger and most vulnerable community members
Poverty & Inclusion Mental Health
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