About
Drug and alcohol treatment; mental health services (crisis houses, talking therapies, supported accommodation); learning disability supported living; sexual health; homelessness; healthy lifestyles; naloxone Click & Deliver postal service; Safer Lives harm reduction conference; Rightsteps B2B employee wellbeing; Birmingham specialist social prescribing; Community Innovation Fund; peer mentoring and lived experience roles; apprenticeships Custom geography from upload: England (270+ locations)
Key Metrics
Key Metric 1
202,694 people supported across 270 locations; 74,070 in drug and alcohol; 102,531 in mental health; 1,035 in learning disability; turnover £191.9m
Key Metric 2
96% of regulated services rated Good or Outstanding by CQC; 12,456 naloxone kits dispensed (5.6% increase); 11,405 Hepatitis C tests (59% increase); 7,448 FibroScans (300% increase)
Key Metric 3
234 peer mentors; 82 volunteers; 5,194 colleagues (60% with lived experience); £7.79m invested in local VCSE organisations; £131.87m social value from local employment
Key Outcomes
- 87% of people supported have overall positive experience; 90% feel safe; 774/1,063 (72%) in Birmingham social prescribing service achieved goals across health, community, emotional and employment domains; new Lincolnshire Recovery Partnership reached over 160 staff in year one
- Leicestershire Police naloxone initiative potentially saved 14 lives in its first year — awarded Local Government Chronicle Award; Health and Care Futures essay collection launched at Westminster with Speaker Lindsay Hoyle; 60th anniversary exhibition at Kensington Palace
- 60th anniversary year; social enterprise — reinvests surplus into services; new contracts in Lincolnshire, Bristol, Bath and NE Somerset, Manchester, Northumberland, Lambeth, Southwark and Lewisham; £166.67m social value evidenced via TOMs framework (separate Social Value Report published)
Geography
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