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YMCA Brighton

YMCA Brighton Impact Report 2025/26

YMCA Brighton provides supported housing and services for people facing homelessness. Its Impact Report 2025/26 shows over 450 people engaged with its services, more than 52,000 hours of support provided, over 300 people housed across supported housing services, and 148 people engaged with its one-to-one employment coaching programme.

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YMCA Brighton provides supported housing and wraparound services for people facing homelessness in Brighton. Alongside housing it runs one-to-one employment coaching, personal funds for essentials, and wellbeing support, helping residents rebuild independence and reconnect with family and community.

Key Metrics

People engaged Over 450 people engaged with YMCA Brighton services in 2025/26, with more than 52,000 hours of support provided.
People housed Over 300 people housed across YMCA Brighton's supported housing services in 2025.
Into work and learning 104 people started volunteering, working or studying with YMCA Brighton's support, and 148 people engaged with its one-to-one employment coaching programme.
Rebuilt connections 151 residents supported to reconnect with family and friends, with 7 in 10 residents reporting improved empowerment and 7 in 10 coachees reporting improved wellbeing.

Key Outcomes

  • Over 300 people housed across supported housing services in Brighton.
  • 104 people moved into volunteering, work or study with one-to-one coaching support.

Geography

South East

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