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2026
Eden Project

Eden Project Impact Report — 25 Years of the Eden Project

£6.8 billion economic impact generated for the South West over 25 years (independently assessed by Counterculture)
Key Metric 1
25 million+ visitors since opening in 2001; 690 FTE jobs created and sustained; 91% of staff live in Cornwall
Key Metric 2
1,764 tCO₂e carbon savings to date; 3.5 GWh total energy savings since 2012/13; UK's largest operational geothermal power plant
Key Metric 3
£8.4 billion total visitor spend generated in region over 25 years; 60% of that spend attributed to Eden's existence; £632m spent with suppliers (56% SW businesses)
Environment & Climate Environment
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2025
SafeLives

Impact Report 2024-25

Nearly 130,000 MARAC cases heard with 150,000+ children linked (year to March 2025)
Key Metric 1
15,000+ learners trained across 700+ sessions; 70,000+ police officers trained since inception
Key Metric 2
Total income £10.629m — 7.3% increase on previous year
Key Metric 3
Drive Project expanded with new Home Office investment; 1,100 referrals in 2024-25, 7,000+ total to date
Poverty & Inclusion Training
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2025
Southall Black Sisters

Annual Report 2023-24

5,472 queries handled via national helpline
Key Metric 1
706 Black, minoritised and migrant women received direct casework support; 100 received counselling
Key Metric 2
Total income £3.68m; surplus of £22,000
Key Metric 3
UN Special Rapporteur on VAWG accepted SBS recommendations on NRPF reform following UK visit
Poverty & Inclusion London
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2025
Alzheimer Scotland

Alzheimer Scotland Annual Review 2024/25

7,882 people supported across Scotland; 3,302 Helpline calls answered; Stop the Cuts petition secured 17,500 signatures at the Scottish Parliament
Key Metric 1
560 groups held for people living with dementia and 382 groups for carers; 82 people supported through counselling services averaging 9 sessions each
Key Metric 2
Stop the Cuts campaign identified £150m worth of cuts to vital community services — 17,500-signature petition delivered to Scottish Parliament
Key Metric 3
People living with dementia and unpaid carers accessed helpline, group and local community support
Health & Wellbeing Schools
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2025
Dementia UK

Dementia UK Impact Report 2024–25

41,757 calls and emails answered by Admiral Nurses on the Helpline — more than ever before — and £31.4m raised, up £8.9m on the previous year
Key Metric 1
476 Admiral Nurses across the UK — growing the workforce to reach more families with expert specialist dementia support
Key Metric 2
Dementia clinics launched in 200 Nationwide branches across the UK, with aim of supporting 100,000 people through specialist dementia advice
Key Metric 3
More families accessed specialist dementia nursing advice through helpline and virtual clinic support
Health & Wellbeing Community
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2025
Alzheimer's Society

Alzheimer's Society Annual Report and Financial Statements 2024/25

£116.8 million total fundraising income — the most successful fundraising year in the charity's history
Key Metric 1
106,000 people reached directly through services — 13,000 through groups, 77,000 through one-to-one dementia services, 29,000 through the Dementia Support Line
Key Metric 2
£18.6 million invested in activities to support dementia research; 291,290 new supporters joined in 2024–25
Key Metric 3
People affected by dementia accessed direct advice, group support and one-to-one dementia services
Health & Wellbeing Community
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2024
Catch22

Social Impact Review 2024

11,729 prison leavers supported through Commissioned Rehabilitative Services — 97% rated their experience 'good' or better; 45,160 victims supported with 99% reporting improved health and wellbeing
Key Metric 1
12,544 people supported across Young People, Families and Communities services — 98% left feeling safer, 95% feeling they can enjoy life more, 91% with a positive outcome; over 1,400 people received free legal, debt, housing and welfare advice unlocking £2.1m in total
Key Metric 2
4,243 people engaged on employability programmes; 1,073 supported into paid employment and 308 into further education; 90% felt more motivated to enter the job market after working with Catch22; all schools inspected by Ofsted achieved 'good' rating
Key Metric 3
320% increase in young men accessing The Hive mental health service in Camden through the Link Up Project; 150+ young men aged 16-24 participated in 75 group work sessions on masculinity, identity and healthy relationships
Education & Young People Mental Health
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2024
Jigsaw4u

Annual Review 2025

10,507 individuals supported in 2024-25 — the busiest year in Jigsaw4u's 28-year history; 16,121 one-to-one sessions delivered
Key Metric 1
1,623 group sessions delivered; 6,500+ volunteer hours contributed; 462 free activities events held with 5,948 individuals attending
Key Metric 2
First-ever central government grant received in 2024-25, alongside increased South West London ICB funding, enabling hundreds more individuals to be reached; over 90% of income goes directly to service delivery
Key Metric 3
NHS Paediatric Clinical Psychologist at St George's University Hospitals noted Jigsaw4u is integral to enabling NHS delivery of children's services
Health & Wellbeing Mental Health
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2024
AFC Wimbledon Foundation

Annual Report and Financial Accounts 2024-25

3,500+ local people engaged every week in sport, social, educational and exercise activities; participants range from age 4 to 96 across Merton, Wandsworth and Kingston
Key Metric 1
4,020 girls and women engaged through community programmes, school initiatives, football development and holiday camps; 420 young people aged 8-18 at risk of anti-social behaviour engaged through PL Kicks — a 37% increase in SEND participation year-on-year
Key Metric 2
79 young people aged 11-24 mentored into education, training and employment; 50 young adults supported through DIVERT custody intervention programme; 926 participants across 20 schools via Stadium Schools
Key Metric 3
Strongest fundraising year to date secured in 2024-25, including multi-year sponsorships from MidexPro and Wimbledon Foundation; new 3-year strategy (2025-2028) launched with ambition to become London's leading community club
Sport & Physical Activity Mentoring
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