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IMPACT Foundation UK

Trustees' Annual Report & Accounts 2025/26

IMPACT Foundation UK funds an international partnership of local organisations across 14 countries in Africa and Asia working to prevent and treat needless disability through surgery, assistive devices, maternal and child health, water and sanitation, and nutrition, alongside a UK-based nutrition project in Sussex. This is the statutory Trustees' Annual Report & Accounts for the year ended 31 March 2026, included at Xavier's discretion (same basis as Sue Ryder) given its substantial narrative impact content ahead of the statutory financial statements. Source: IMPACT Foundation Annual Report & Accounts 2025/26 PDF, retrieved Sept 2026.

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Accessible surgery via mobile hospitals (Impact India's Lifeline Express hospital train, Bangladesh's Jibon Tari floating hospital) and static clinics; early identification, treatment and rehabilitation including assistive devices; safe water and sanitation projects; malnutrition prevention (home/school gardens, supplements); safer motherhood and child survival (antenatal/postnatal care, new birthing centres); health education and training for local health workers, teachers and community leaders; a UK-based nutrition project (Tasty Team) in Sussex

Key Metrics

Key Metric 1 1,255,974 people benefited across 14 countries in 2025/26, 27% more than the previous year (FY24/25: 985,246); 39,727 assistive devices (hearing aids, orthotics, prostheses, spectacles) given
Key Metric 2 16,303 operations to restore sight, hearing or mobility or treat conditions such as cleft lip, fistula and hydrocephalus; 90,858 mothers and babies received pre and post-natal care
Key Metric 3 Total income £2,207,061 (GBP); 91p in every £1 spent went directly to charitable activities; every £1 spent on fundraising generated £18.32 in voluntary income

Key Outcomes

  • 95.7% of cataract surgery patients treated by IMPACT Bangladesh had a moderate or good vision outcome one month after surgery, avoiding blindness
  • A new Birthing Centre built with IMPACT funding in Mahuwa Village, Nepal opened in May 2025 and now serves a local population of 34,800 people
  • The UK Tasty Team nutrition project has doubled its annual beneficiaries since 2023

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