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Falcon Support Services Impact Report 2025-26

Falcon Support Services' 2025-26 Impact Report marks its 25th anniversary, showing how its housing, recovery, health and community services in Leicestershire supported 1,343 people experiencing homelessness.

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Falcon Support Services supports homeless and vulnerable people in Charnwood and Hinckley and Bosworth. Report announced on the organisation's LinkedIn on 4 Aug 2026. Newer edition of the existing 2024-25 report.

Key Metrics

Individuals supported 1,343 individuals were supported across Falcon's housing, health and community programmes.
Social return A Social Value report found a 1:10 social return on investment, with £14.9 million in total social value generated.
Hot meals provided 22,294 hot nutritious meals were provided through the community support services.
Food parcels issued 1,353 food parcels were issued to people in need.
Accommodation referrals 310 referrals for accommodation were received and 242 people were accommodated.
Planned move-on rate 73% of people achieved a planned move on from supported housing.
Sense of belonging 97% of people felt a sense of belonging, 93% improved their mental health and 87% increased in confidence.

Key Outcomes

  • 85% of people supported reported improved physical health.
  • Falcon marked its 25th anniversary and established a Green Heroes sustainability group.

Geography

East Midlands

Impact Snapshot
Key Metric 1
Provided education, advice and support to 14,972 young people in 2025/26, including educating 13,786 young people in schools and community settings
Key Metric 2
Under 16s mediation service supported 94 families; 95% of young people were able to return to or remain at home and 88% reported less...
Key Metric 3
Overall 2022-26 strategy target was 40,000 young people reached; the final total was 49,244
87% of evictions from permanent social housing were successfully avoided through Outreach support
Impact Snapshot
People helped
In total, we helped over 3,200 people over the year through grants distributed with 133 registered schemes across England.
£293,000 given in grants to people who were homeless, including £75,863 in personal grants to 427 homeless people for clothing, food and training.