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2026
Unlocked Graduates

Transforming Prisons: Our 2025–2026 Impact Report

140,000+ prisoners reached by Unlocked participants and Ambassadors since 2017, across 38 prisons in England and Wales
Key Metric 1
Retention for Unlocked participants is 17 percentage points higher than standard entry route after two years, with over 85% of the 2023 cohort still operational at programme end
Key Metric 2
Independent analysis estimates £59 saved for society over five years for every £1 invested in the Unlocked Graduates programme
Key Metric 3
75% of all programme graduates continue to work towards breaking cycles of reoffending in their primary role, with nearly 40% promoted to a frontline leadership role — demonstrating sustained, career-long commitment to prison reform beyond the two-year programme
Community & Social Justice England
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2024
Prison Radio Association

Prison Radio Association Impact Report 2024

National Prison Radio reaches up to 80,000 people in prison across England and Wales, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week — with 28 prisoners trained in radio production at HMP Brixton and HMP Styal
Key Metric 1
205 days of paid employment in production and presenting roles offered to 8 people recently released from prison through the talent development programme
Key Metric 2
267,580 podcast listens across PRA's suite of podcasts in 12 months; Prison Radio International network spans 56 radio projects across 24 countries
Key Metric 3
92% of Life After Prison podcast listeners say it increases their awareness of available support services, 86% say it makes them feel motivated to make positive changes in their lives, and 77% have taken positive action after being inspired by something they heard — demonstrating sustained behaviour change post-release
Arts, Culture & Heritage Criminal Justice
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2024
Rebuild With Hope Foundation

Rebuild With Hope Foundation Annual Impact Report July 2023–July 2024

56 people completed the Rebuilding Your Success employment programme, with 24 ex-offenders progressing to employment (20 in other sectors, 4 with Rebuild With Hope) and 5 long-term unemployed progressing to work
Key Metric 1
6,180 families supported through community sales; 300 families and 900 children supported with free school uniform donations during the cost-of-living crisis
Key Metric 2
786,567 items saved from landfill; 4,642 items repurposed; 39 volunteers contributing 2,490 hours with 7 progressing to paid positions
Key Metric 3
24 ex-offenders progressed to employment following the Rebuilding Your Success programme — including 4 into roles directly with Rebuild With Hope — with participant testimonials describing transformation from HMP Thorn Cross into stable employment with qualifications in PAT testing, bike maintenance and warehouse and retail skills
Poverty & Inclusion Sustainability
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2025
Langley Trust

Langley Trust Annual Report and Financial Statements 2024/25

Over 1,100 clients supported in 2024/25 across supported housing, registered care homes and prison-based services, with 458 residential clients accommodated at any given time across 97 care beds and 361 supported rooms
Key Metric 1
736 clients accommodated in supported housing since April 2024 (298 new lettings); 250 clients received specialist finance, benefit and debt advice at HMP Fosse Way, managing over £800,000 of debts
Key Metric 2
Reconviction rate for clients remained within the target of 3% whilst with Langley during 2024/25 — with overall income growing 4.6% year-on-year
Key Metric 3
The reconviction rate for Langley Trust clients remained within the target of 3% during 2024/25, demonstrating consistent rehabilitative outcomes across a client group that includes MAPPA-managed individuals, people with complex mental health needs, and those deemed 'hard to place' by other providers — validated by CQC 'Good' ratings across all inspected registered care services
Housing & Homelessness Housing
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2025
Beat (Eating Disorders Association)

Beat Impact Report 2024-25

45,000 direct support sessions delivered and 36,000 Helpline contacts made across phone, webchat, email and social media — with 96% of users saying they would recommend the service to a friend
Key Metric 1
1.05 million unique visitors accessed Beat's website over 18 months, including 138,000 using Helpfinder and 107,500 downloading resources; Beat appeared 4,500 times in media coverage
Key Metric 2
1,011 education and healthcare professionals trained through Beat's Bridging the Gap, Beyond the Symptoms and Spotting the Signs courses, plus 200+ NHS staff trained via a commissioned intensive 4-day course with NHS England
Key Metric 3
Momentum guided self-help programme improved overall participant outcomes from 50% to 83% across the course of the programme for 374 people with binge eating disorder, reflecting meaningful gains in motivation, confidence and recovery-related knowledge — delivered as a clinically-recommended intervention at no cost to participants
Health & Wellbeing Mental Health
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2024
The Longford Trust

The Longford Trust Annual Report 2024

35 new scholarships awarded in 2024 — a record high, chosen from 220 expressions of interest — with 86 Longford Scholars in total supported across undergraduate degree programmes
Key Metric 1
23 Frank Awards given in 2024 (a record high), bringing the total since 2014 to 153; 82% of funded OU module completers passed, with 15% receiving distinctions
Key Metric 2
Fewer than 5% of Longford scholars return to prison; 95% of scholars said their mentor had made a difference to their chances of success (2024 independent evaluation)
Key Metric 3
Fewer than 5% of Longford scholars return to prison, against a national reoffending backdrop where this rate is significantly higher — and just under 85% of award-holders go on to graduate or move into graduate-level employment, demonstrating that higher education is a highly effective and cost-efficient rehabilitation pathway
Education & Young People Mentoring
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2025
Access Sport

Access Sport Annual Review 2024-2025

34,606 young people reached in 2024-25 — a 69% increase on the previous year's figure of 20,495
Key Metric 1
604 community sports clubs supported across England
Key Metric 2
1,124 coaches and volunteers trained to deliver inclusive sport sessions
Key Metric 3
34,606 young people reached in 2024-25 — a 69% increase on 20,495 the previous year — in line with the 2022-2027 Stand For Inclusion growth strategy, which targets expansion of inclusive community sport in the most disadvantaged areas of England
Sport & Physical Activity Community
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2024
Christians Against Poverty New Zealand (CAP NZ)

CAP New Zealand 2024 Impact Report (2023 Activity)

133 clients debt free; 1,048 CAP Money course participants; 32 additional clients left able to manage remaining debt independently
Key Metric 1
Network of church-based debt coaches; national support office staff; 109 churches delivering CAP Money
Key Metric 2
NZD 431,000 saved in debt repayments; NZD 47,000 refunded to clients via Client Rights Advocacy
Key Metric 3
Financial literacy: 1,048 people completed free CAP Money courses across 179 sessions in 109 churches, with 3 in 4 reporting an improved relationship with money
Poverty & Inclusion Faith-Based
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2024
Citizens Advice Rotherham & District (CARD)

Citizens Advice Rotherham & District Impact Report 2023/24

9,165 clients helped; 23,341 cases worked; 45% of clients had a long-term health condition; 57% female, 43% male
Key Metric 1
13 trained volunteers; 201.5 total volunteer days; new volunteer Martha joined in IT and social media support role
Key Metric 2
£5,257,635 in income gained for clients; £453,544 in debts written off; funders include Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council (3-year grant), Voluntary Action Rotherham, Citizens Advice national, Reaching Communities, Awards for All, National Lottery
Key Metric 3
Outreach and inclusion: Expanded reach across Rotherham through outreaches at Clifton Learning Partnership (Roma community), Shiloh (homeless clients), Kiveton Park and Crossroads; fifth year partnership with Sheffield Hallam University providing student placements
Poverty & Inclusion South Yorkshire
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