Poverty & Inclusion Community & Social Justice 2025
Oxfam GB

Annual Report 2024/25

Oxfam GB is part of a 21-affiliate global confederation tackling poverty and injustice. In 2024-25, 9.21 million people were supported to fight poverty across 79 countries with 2,394 partners; 8.05 million were reached through humanitarian response; 51% were women and girls. Total income was £339.4m (down from £368m due to lower emergency appeal income); charitable activities spend was £239m (down from £272.3m). 340,000 people took action on Gaza. Oxfam won the Overall Award for Excellence at the Charity Awards for its Women's Rights Fund. A restructure was implemented entering 2025/26.

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Humanitarian response (Gaza, East Africa, Yemen, DRC, Syria, Bangladesh); long-term development (Rights, Resilience and Response — RRR approach); Women's Rights Fund; Racial Justice Fund; Climate Justice programme; WASH; livelihoods and market systems; Decolonial Partnerships Strategy; advocacy and campaigning; Oxfam shops (retail); People's Postcode Lottery funded programmes; crisis influencing fund Custom geography from upload: Global (79 countries) / UK HQ

📊Key Metrics

9.21 million people supported to fight poverty across 79 countries with 2,394 partners and 426 partner organisations; 51% women and girls Key Metric 1
8.05 million people reached through humanitarian response; £339.4m total income; £239m spent on charitable activities; 84 women's rights organisations funded Key Metric 2
340,000 people took action for Gaza (petition/MP letter); 20,000+ volunteers in UK shops; highest-to-lowest pay ratio 5.6:1; unrestricted deficit entering 2025/26 prompted restructure Key Metric 3

✅Key Outcomes

  • Won Overall Award for Excellence at Charity Awards 2025 for Women's Rights Fund; 1.9 million people displaced in Gaza (90% of population) as of March 2025; 28 million+ people facing hunger crisis across East Africa; 19 million+ Yemenis relying on humanitarian aid
  • UK Government arms sales to Israel challenged through High Court legal case; Voices for Gaza public engagement event Birmingham; Women Peace and Security contributions to UK National Action Plan; multi-country East Africa funding secured; two-year peacebuilding pilot in Mali, South Sudan and Chad
  • UK Government aid budget cuts February 2025 significantly impacted income and operations; emergency appeal income varies year-on-year; restructure implemented 2025/26; £123.1m spent on generating income; Oxfam GB one of 21 Oxfam affiliates globally; new CEO Halima Begum first full year

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