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Annual Impact Report 2025-26

Your Trust's Annual Impact Report 2025-26 tells the story of a year in which the Rochdale leisure and culture charity welcomed 1,623,465 visits, supported over 52,000 people through targeted projects, provided 40,500 nutritious meals to children and families and helped 88% of Falls Prevention participants improve their strength and balance.

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Your Trust is the trading name of Rochdale Boroughwide Cultural Trust, a registered charity (No. 1118610) empowering people across the Rochdale borough to live active, creative, happy and healthy lives through leisure, sport, arts, culture and learning services.

Key Metrics

Visits welcomed 1,623,465 visits to Your Trust leisure and cultural venues across Rochdale in 2025-26
People supported Over 52,000 people supported through targeted projects in 2025-26
Young visitors 31% of visits to Your Trust came from those aged 16 and under
Falls Prevention 88% improved their strength and balance through Falls Prevention, and 95% reduced their resting heart rate through Cardiac Rehab
Nutritious meals 40,500 nutritious meals provided to children and families in 2025-26
Concessions accessed 7,779 local residents benefitted from concessions through the Your Extra card

Key Outcomes

  • 88% of participants improved their strength and balance through Falls Prevention, 95% reduced their resting heart rate through Cardiac Rehab and 100% boosted their wellbeing through Functional Fitness.
  • 40,500 nutritious meals were provided to children and families, working with 81 partner organisations.
  • 127 young people received personalised support and 150 young people were supported every week through youth programmes.

Geography

North West

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