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St Hilda's East

St Hilda's East Impact Report 2025-26

St Hilda's East's Impact Report 2025-26 shows how the Tower Hamlets community charity, founded in 1889, supported local people at every stage of life from two community sites in Shoreditch and Shadwell. 1,520 people participated in its programmes and activities, it secured £187,000+ in additional and backdated benefits entitlement, and 837 residents were supported with welfare, legal and energy advice. 300 volunteers contributed 3,500 hours, and the report sets out its strategy for 2026-2029.

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St Hilda's East is an independent multigenerational community charity in Tower Hamlets, East London, running advice services and programmes for children and young people, adults and older people to build a connected community where everyone can thrive.

Key Metrics

1,520 people participated in programmes and activities
£187,000+ secured in additional and backdated benefits entitlement
837 residents supported with welfare, legal and energy advice

Key Outcomes

  • 580 older people supported
  • 83% rated the advice service as very useful
  • 2,295 people accessed wider support and services

Geography

London

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