Education & Young People Community & Social Justice Free 2025

Annual Report and Accounts 2025

The Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) is an international professional membership body and registered charity, founded in 1818, that promotes and advances civil engineering worldwide. With over 92,000 members across more than 150 countries, ICE supports professional qualification, education, knowledge sharing and infrastructure policy. In 2025, the institution supported around 12,000 early career engineers and awarded over 2,000 professional qualifications, while continuing to grow its representation of women in Fellowship.

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📋About

92,000+ members across 150+ countries

📊Key Metrics

Around 12,000 early career engineers supported in 2025 Key Metric 1
Over 2,000 professional qualifications awarded in 2025 Key Metric 2
Female ICE Fellows nearly doubled since 2021, from 5.25% to 9% of all Fellows Key Metric 3

Key Outcomes

  • 10,000 volunteers supporting ICE's charitable mission
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📍Geography

International

2025 Enhanced

Annual Review 2024-25

55,000 foster carers and 370 fostering service providers as members across the UK
Key Metric 1
45 new Fostering Friendly Employers recruited, bringing the scheme to over 680,000 employees across the UK
Key Metric 2
95 Fostering Wellbeing Pioneers in Wales offering peer support and mentoring to fellow foster carers
Key Metric 3
191 children and young people engaged in outdoor adventure weeks through the Fostering Attainment and Achievement programme in Northern Ireland
2025 Free

Annual Impact Report 2024–2025

CAD $366.1m total revenue in FY2024–25 (year ended 31 March 2025)
Key Metric 1
500+ locations across the Greater Toronto Area serving children, youth, families, immigrants and job seekers
Key Metric 2
Largest not-for-profit child care provider in Canada; child care fees capped at CAD $22/day under Canada-Wide Early Learning and Child Care system from January 2025
Key Metric 3
Received largest multi-year gift in charity's history — CAD $10m over five years from The Barrett Family Foundation to fund youth programmes including Black Achievers, newcomer youth groups and financial literacy