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Annual Report & Accounts 2024-25

IMPACT Foundation UK works with 13 autonomous local partner organisations across Africa and Asia to prevent and treat needless disability, alongside a UK nutrition programme in Mid Sussex and Crawley. This report is an earlier edition (2024-25) of the same organisation's statutory Trustees' Annual Report already logged for 2025/26; same substantial-narrative TAR exception applies. Source: IMPACT Foundation UK Annual Report & Accounts 2024-25 PDF, retrieved Sept 2026.

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Accessible surgery to restore sight, hearing or mobility; early identification, treatment and rehabilitation; safer motherhood and child survival care; safe water and sanitation; ending malnutrition programmes including home gardening and micronutrient supplementation; health education and training for local medical practitioners; the UK-based 'Tasty Team' healthy nutrition programme in Mid Sussex and Crawley; and emergency flood relief in Bangladesh

Key Metrics

Key Metric 1 IMPACT's programme reached 985,246 adults and children in 2024-25 across 13 local partners in 12 countries, a 13% increase on 2023-24's 873,624
Key Metric 2 52 medical facilities upgraded or provided with equipment; 58,485 mothers and babies received pre and post-natal care
Key Metric 3 314,579 people participated in health education; 27,428 aids and appliances distributed, including hearing and mobility aids and spectacles

Key Outcomes

  • 11,300 operations were performed to restore sight, mobility or hearing, or to treat cleft lip, fistula and hydrocephalus, an 8% increase on the previous year
  • The Tasty Team UK nutrition project doubled in size, growing from 726 to 1,594 beneficiaries (a 120% increase) after investing in a second part-time coordinator
  • Responded to catastrophic flooding in Bangladesh's Feni district, providing over 14,000 people with emergency survival packs and treating 5,680 people at pop-up medical clinics

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Impact Snapshot
Key Metric 1
Total income £18,180,000 and total expenditure £18,560,000 (year ended 31 December 2024, charity no. 1084958 England/Wales and SC039654 Scotland); in 2024 spent £3.8m on...
Key Metric 2
700+ members supported through in-person visits and support calls in 2025; 697 support grants allocated in 2025 for essential items including specialist clothing, cooling...
Key Metric 3
Largest global investment in EB research to date: multi-million-pound drug repurposing trial provisionally agreed with LifeArc partner at Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation...
£34,000 raised in 2025 winter appeal supporting families like Darcie's with specialist items, emotional support and research; 697 support grants delivered in 2025; first Members Connect event in Northern Ireland; EB Priorities Setting Partnership study completed providing global research roadmap
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22,507 households helped through RBL casework and specialist support services across 66 countries
Key Metric 2
22,600 grants given to those in need, totalling £11.8 million
Key Metric 3
733 beneficiaries represented at tribunals, resulting in £24.5 million in War Pensions awards
1,548 new families living with dementia supported by RBL Admiral Nurses service
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3,600 blind veterans received support across the UK; 447 new blind veterans started receiving support in 2024/25
Key Metric 2
1,598 referrals to rehabilitation services completed; 313 veterans received assistive technology training
Key Metric 3
997 volunteers donated 26,824 hours of support; befriending service awarded Quality in Befriending Excellence — one of only 11 organisations in the UK to...
1,831 National Creative Wellbeing Project packs issued to help veterans reconnect with creativity and independence
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349,000+ people completed the Know Your Risk tool to assess their risk of type 2 diabetes in 2024
Key Metric 2
£4 million invested in 17 new research projects; total active grants portfolio worth over £45 million
Key Metric 3
32% of people completing NHS England's Path to Remission programme — which Diabetes UK campaigned for — put their type 2 diabetes into remission
Type 1 Diabetes Grand Challenge invested over £23 million in 19 projects across 161 experts from 47 institutions in 8 countries since 2022