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Alive Activities

Alive Activities Impact Report 2025-26

Alive Activities' Impact Report 2025-26 shows the Bristol charity lighting up later life for 6,385 older people, with 4,692 care home attendances, dementia-friendly allotments supporting 730 people including 271 people living with dementia, and growing community and intergenerational programmes.

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Alive Activities is a Bristol charity dedicated to improving the lives of older people and those living with dementia through care home activity sessions, dementia-friendly allotments, meeting centres and intergenerational projects.

Key Metrics

Older people reached 6,385 older people reached across Alive's programmes in 2025-26
Care home sessions 4,692 attendances at care home activity sessions through a diverse programme
Allotment support 730 people supported at dementia-friendly allotments, including 271 people living with dementia and 284 carers
Intergenerational linking 231 older people brought together through intergenerational projects during 2025-26

Key Outcomes

  • 6,385 older people supported to live better later lives through activity, gardening and community connection.
  • 730 people, including 271 living with dementia and 284 carers, supported through therapeutic horticulture at Bristol allotments.
  • 100% of interviewed participants said they would recommend Alive's programmes.

Geography

South West

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