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2025
Moorfields Eye Charity

Impact Report 2025

263 grants worth almost £60 million awarded over four years (2021–2025)
Key Metric 1
£34 million of grant funding committed to new Oriel integrated eye health centre (opening 2026/27)
Key Metric 2
£72.75 million secured in commitments for Oriel in partnership with UCL; 342 grants awarded 2018–2024
Key Metric 3
Four children gained life-changing improvements in sight following pioneering gene therapy treatment funded by the charity
Health & Wellbeing Research
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2025
Imperial Health Charity

Annual Report & Accounts 2024/25

£6.9m raised in 2024/25 (exceeding £4.9m target); £5.3m awarded in grants
Key Metric 1
1,097 volunteers contributed 35,043 hours and 184,681 patient interactions across five hospitals
Key Metric 2
773 participatory arts workshops held; 7,495 patient and staff engagements in arts activities; 2,500+ artworks in museum-accredited collection
Key Metric 3
Sleep apnoea home-testing service (AcuPebble) cut patient waiting times by up to 80% after receiving Innovate at Imperial grant — went on to win national HSJ award
Health & Wellbeing Volunteering
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2025
The Bread and Butter Thing

The Bread and Butter Thing Impact Report 2025

9,005 tonnes of food saved from waste — equivalent to 21.4 million meals — across 155 communities in 34 local authorities
Key Metric 1
Community food club charity tackling food poverty and food waste by providing affordable surplus food through a network of local hubs, complemented by wrap-around support services
Key Metric 2
Running community food hubs using surplus food, reducing food bank dependency, improving nutrition, and connecting members to advice and support services
Key Metric 3
12,400 members stopped or reduced their food bank use; 73% say they skip meals less often
Poverty & Inclusion Families
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2025
Sands

Sands Impact Report 2024/25

600,000 people accessed pregnancy and baby loss support and safer pregnancy advice; 650,000 e-actions taken by campaigners on local and national issues; 242 research studies supported
Key Metric 1
100% of hospital trusts in England and 100% of hospital boards in Scotland now on the National Bereavement Care Pathway — a landmark milestone achieved in 2024/25; 7,000 training and learning opportunities delivered to health, care and community professionals
Key Metric 2
6,200 volunteer-led support services in communities across the UK including monthly support groups and Sands United Football Clubs; 116 dedicated support group sessions for men, African and Caribbean parents, South Asian parents, Armed Forces families and those who have experienced Termination for Medical Reasons
Key Metric 3
100% of hospital trusts in England and hospital boards in Scotland now on the National Bereavement Care Pathway — a historic milestone; significant progress made in Northern Ireland and Wales toward the same standard
Health & Wellbeing Research
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2025
Home-Start UK

Annual Report 2024/25

75,000 children supported in almost 60,000 families across the UK — the highest level of family support in Home-Start's recent history
Key Metric 1
Network of around 170 local Home-Start charities delivering volunteer-led support to families with young children experiencing difficulties across the UK
Key Metric 2
Rising demand driven by cost of living pressures, mental health challenges, domestic abuse, neurodevelopmental needs and overstretched statutory services — families presenting with increasingly complex and multiple needs
Key Metric 3
75,000 children supported in almost 60,000 families — highest in recent history — demonstrating sustained growth in reach despite challenging funding environment for local charities in the network
Education & Young People Poverty
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2025
Royal Anglian Regiment Charity

Impact Report 2025

2,384 active users on the Royal Anglian CONNECT App in 12 months; 53,000+ active followers across social media; 650,000 hits on the Regimental website; 350+ news articles posted on CONNECT
Key Metric 1
26 National Big Breakfasts hosted across locations including Grimsby, Dubai and Sydney — nearly 1,000 Royal Anglians gathering to renew connections and support mental health and wellbeing
Key Metric 2
Grants awarded across a wide range of needs including home adaptations, mobility aids, debt support, housing support, mental health and wellbeing, training and work tools, and travel assistance; 1,262 items of Regimental silver recorded through the Silver Project
Key Metric 3
Battlefield study to Gallipoli in 2025 brought together 30 members of the Royal Anglian Family including serving soldiers from all three battalions and veterans — delivering professional military education, honouring the fallen and strengthening serving-veteran connections
Community & Social Justice Mental Health
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2026
Home-Start Cymru

Impact Report 2025/2026

1,153 families and 2,220 children supported across Wales in 2025/26; operating in 19 local authority areas with partner Home-Starts in Ceredigion, Wrexham and Flintshire
Key Metric 1
84% of families reported improved parental mental health; 84% improved ability to cope with physical health; 75% reduced parental loneliness and isolation; 87% improved family relationships and resilience
Key Metric 2
Total income £1,629,699 against expenditure of £1,581,445 — surplus of £48,253; 90.5% of expenditure invested directly in service delivery and workforce; free reserves £381k at December 2025
Key Metric 3
76% of parents reported increased confidence in managing household budget; 83% felt more connected to community networks; 72% improved confidence managing household budget; 87% improved ability to cope with day-to-day challenges — all self-reported improvement scores
Education & Young People Mental Health
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2025
Ride High

Impact Report 2025

374 young lives transformed in 2025; 100% of participants made progress in one or more target areas including emotional resilience, communication, self-esteem, relationships and self-awareness
Key Metric 1
97% of children look forward to coming to Ride High; 95% said they felt able to talk about their troubles; 99% achieved the Ride High Award; 56% showed improved school attendance after joining
Key Metric 2
100% of 2025 participants increased their physical activity; 70% faced mental health struggles; 33% lived in Milton Keynes' most deprived areas; 89% relied on the free Ride High minibus to attend
Key Metric 3
Aim High Alternative Education Provision launched in partnership with Haddon Training — delivering accredited qualifications in Horse Care and Animal Care for young people aged 14-25 with an EHCP; first intake starting Spring 2026; new site announced in Chester to double charitable impact
Health & Wellbeing Poverty
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2025
RDA UK (Riding for the Disabled Association)

RDA Impact Report 2025

39,000 disabled participants supported across 446 RDA Groups and Approved Centres; 13,700 volunteers; 1,700 coaches; 2,800 equines; 27,000 participants supported by RDA Groups in 2024/25 with 10,260 new participants joining
Key Metric 1
95% of participants feel calm and focused during sessions; 90% feel more confident about themselves; 88% have better posture, balance and co-ordination; 82% feel more connected to others; 80% of parents/carers think changes wouldn't have happened without RDA
Key Metric 2
11,502 awards and qualifications completed by RDA participants in 2024; 32% of participants aged 16+ have very high life satisfaction — compared to just 5% for disabled people aged 16+ nationally (Activity Alliance 2024); independent evaluation conducted by Insley Consulting with 1,216 survey responses and 68 interviews
Key Metric 3
Independent evaluation (Insley Consulting, 2025) surveyed 1,216 participants, parents and carers across 378 RDA Groups — finding that 72% are better able to regulate their emotions, 71% are more independent, 68% have improved communication skills and 67% have developed new interests or aspirations
Sport & Physical Activity Mental Health
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