The King's Trust Group Annual Report and Accounts 2024/25

The King's Trust supports young people aged 16-30 facing barriers to employment and education. Their 2024/25 annual report records 67,368 young people supported across the UK, with 71% progressing to a positive outcome. The year marked a major rebrand and the launch of a bold new 2025–2030 strategy focused on ending youth unemployment.

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📋About

Employment programmes, enterprise support, mentoring, personal development, volunteering, place-based outreach

📊Key Metrics

67,368 young people supported through Education, Employability and Enterprise programmes Key Metric 1
71% of respondents progressed into a positive outcome Key Metric 2
70,028 course participations across the UK Key Metric 3

Key Outcomes

  • More young people moved into work, education or training from disadvantaged backgrounds
  • New 2025–2030 strategy launched with focus on tackling inequality and building future workforce
  • Rebrand to The King's Trust completed, marking approach to 50th anniversary

📍Geography

UK-Wide

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

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