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2025

Annual Report and Financial Statements 2025

32,000 disabled people with complex needs, including children, supported during the year — on track for 50,000 target by 2026
Key Metric 1
Income rose by £6.9m to £101.9m in 2024/25 (2024: £95.0m); expenditure increased by £6.7m to £104.2m
Key Metric 2
76p in every £1 spent directly supporting disabled people with complex needs through charitable activities
Key Metric 3
New CEO James appointed February 2025, bringing senior charity sector leadership experience; three-year strategic plan under development setting new vision, purpose and goals
2025

Annual Report and Accounts 2024/25

69,920 contacts responded to on the NSPCC Helpline from adults with concerns about a child's welfare
Key Metric 1
162,018 Childline counselling sessions delivered to children and young people under 19
Key Metric 2
46% of impact framework targets met or exceeded; a further 26% were close to target
Key Metric 3
25 commissioned specialist helplines operational, handling 1,786 additional child welfare contacts
2023

Girlguiding Impact Report 2023

300,000+ girls aged 4–18 active members across the UK
Key Metric 1
70,000 volunteers supporting local units
Key Metric 2
Girls in Girlguiding are 28% more confident than the UK average and 15% happier
Key Metric 3
Girls aged 10–15 report up to 23% higher confidence than the UK average for girls
2025

WI Annual Review 2024–25

Approximately 180,000 members across 5,600 WIs
Key Metric 1
69 county and island federations
Key Metric 2
Over 5,000 members gathered at Royal Albert Hall AGM in June 2024; CPR campaign resolution passed with 95%+ support
Key Metric 3
2024 resolution on CPR training adopted with over 95% of WI support — NFWI now working across network to deliver CPR and defibrillator training to members
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2025

Annual Report and Accounts 2024–25

Over 5,000 young women worked with directly in 2024–25; network of 10,000+ supporters
Key Metric 1
51% of young women who used coaching and job application support reported an increase in income
Key Metric 2
On average, a young woman earns £4,000 a year less than a young man of the same age
Key Metric 3
83% of young women said coaching helped them feel less anxious or stressed; 82% reported improved confidence or self-belief
2025

Impact Report 2024/25

13.9 billion media impressions in 2024/25
Key Metric 1
13.5 million people reached via social media; 80,000 LinkedIn followers; 30,000 newsletter subscribers
Key Metric 2
1.3 million girls disengage from sport after primary school — Women in Sport's defining statistic, now embedded in national policy debate
Key Metric 3
Dear Sport' campaign film on Black girls and sport watched more than 127,000 times; cited by Dame Denise Lewis, Dina Asher-Smith and Shaunagh Brown; transforming how sport sees Black girls at CEO and grassroots level