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2023

Impact Report 2023

8,000+ people reached through services and training; 2,740 young people engaged through youth wellbeing projects
Key Metric 1
2,184 out-of-hours crisis support contacts delivered through Journey Recovery Hub
Key Metric 2
126 volunteers gave 5,000+ hours; 31 peer volunteers facilitated peer-led groups and befriending services
Key Metric 3
585 carers supported through Carers in Mind; 200 senior managers trained in workplace wellbeing across Richmond and Wandsworth councils
2023

BCT Impact Report 2022-23

4,516 young people reached through 162 gambling harm prevention workshops in 2022-23
Key Metric 1
2,114 criminal justice professionals trained across 130+ sessions; original target of 500 exceeded by 1,614
Key Metric 2
102 people supported through Paul's Place suicide bereavement service since April 2022; £300,800 National Lottery grant secured
Key Metric 3
Bet You Can Help programme reached 4,500+ individuals; 92% accreditation rate among RSPH Level 2 Award participants; 98% said training improved their ability to intervene
2025

Our Impact 2024-25

2,053 people supported through 49 service teams across 5 local authority areas
Key Metric 1
241,871 users accessed 4 digital mental health portals; counselling clients averaged 30% improvement in mental health and wellbeing
Key Metric 2
£3.39 social value generated for every £1 spent; 135 volunteers involved; 98% of people felt treated with respect and their views were heard
Key Metric 3
96% of people agreed they were supported with compassion and care; 99% agreed they had better understanding of their mental health as a result of support
2025

Our Impact 2024-25

5,386 people supported across all services in 2024-25
Key Metric 1
2,100+ people received independent advocacy support; 935 received specialist mental health advice and information
Key Metric 2
527 people received employment advice and support; 22 volunteers gave 764 hours; £29,221 raised through fundraising and donations
Key Metric 3
100% of Mental Health Advice clients reported increased knowledge; 98% of West Sussex Community Advocacy clients satisfied with service; 100% of Employment Advice clients found the service useful
2025

The Forward Trust Annual Review, Accounts and Impact Report 2024/25

35,325 people supported in 2024/25 — 3,000 more than the previous year and the charity's highest ever reach — across 74 contracted services in prisons and communities
Key Metric 1
Continuity of care rate from prison to community treatment increased by 50% following the launch of a new working group, with 69% of Forward Trust prisons improving their continuity of care data by early 2025
Key Metric 2
550+ Naloxone take-home kits distributed across 5 Surrey prisons; 77% of clients completing counselling showing a noticeable decrease in depression and 83% a decrease in anxiety
Key Metric 3
One-to-one counselling for women in 3 Surrey prisons (HMP Send, Downview, Bronzefield) received 200+ referrals and 800+ hours of delivery, with 77% of completers showing measurable reduction in depression and 83% in anxiety — recognised with a Forward Trust Impact and Innovation Award and praised by HM Inspectorate of Prisons
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2024

Ormiston Families Impact Report 2023/24

5,129 families worked with directly through 21,774 sessions of support across 5 counties — a 7% increase in direct work despite a 20% reduction in income year-on-year
Key Metric 1
66,279 prison visitors welcomed across 8 prison visit centres over 1,554 visit sessions — a 10% increase — supporting families to maintain ties with loved ones in custody
Key Metric 2
89% of people reported feeling safer, 84% felt emotionally healthier, and 86% felt more able to deal with life's challenges after accessing Ormiston Families services
Key Metric 3
89% of service users reported feeling safer, 84% emotionally healthier and 86% more resilient after working with Ormiston Families — achieved across 5,129 families and 21,774 sessions, despite a 20% income reduction, by strengthening partnerships, improving back-office systems and expanding the Mpower service into Peterborough and a new statutory commissioning model in Norfolk
2024

The Prison Phoenix Trust Impact Report 2024

5,012 people in prison received the quarterly peer-support newsletter in 2024, alongside 1,669 prison staff across 196 establishments in 4 prison systems
Key Metric 1
75 prisons ran regular PPT yoga classes in 2024 — a 33% increase on 58 in 2023 — with 96 accredited teachers active or ready to teach
Key Metric 2
2,143 prisoners received free resource packs via 13 volunteer mentors writing 47 letters per month; a further 536 received one-to-one written mentoring support
Key Metric 3
Of 40 participants in Mindful Yoga courses at 2 women's prisons, 84% experienced meaningful improvement in mental wellbeing (measured using the validated Warwick-Edinburgh Mental Wellbeing Scale), with the proportion reporting low mental wellbeing falling from 69% to 5% and high mental wellbeing rising from 0% to 18%
2025

Shannon Trust Impact Report 2025

11,380 learners engaged with reading and/or numeracy programmes in 2025, across 57 contracted prisons plus additional non-contracted settings
Key Metric 1
4,841 Turning Pages reading manuals and 2,833 Count Me In numeracy manuals completed; 1,980 new mentors trained and 1,300+ accredited via AQA Level One in Teaching Reading across 78 prisons
Key Metric 2
Total income of £3,571,583 in 2025, up from £2,468,002 in 2023, with contract income of £2,233,988 and trust/foundation grants of £1,053,289
Key Metric 3
Over 1,300 prison mentors accredited via a bespoke AQA Level One in Teaching Reading across 78 prisons — recognising the skills developed by people in prison as they teach others to read, enhancing their employability on release and providing concrete evidence of learning progression for the first time in Shannon Trust's history