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2024
Energy Saving Trust

Impact Report 2023/24

222,500 homes changed for the better through £34 million of grants delivered via Ofgem's Energy Redress Scheme — a record-breaking year; £117 million allocated to 536 energy projects via Redress since 2018
Key Metric 1
16,000 householders received online energy advice through Energy Advice London; 3,500 spoke to a specialist advisor by phone or email; 12,809 households received free advice through Wales Nest scheme with 4,816 receiving home improvement packages
Key Metric 2
28,000+ free SME net zero resources accessed; 1,384 bespoke energy saving reports delivered to 969 SMEs; average annual energy bill saving of £595 for Nest scheme households in Wales
Key Metric 3
Commissioned by the Climate Change Committee to analyse international climate policy responses and define lessons for UK — research highlighted 12 initiatives addressing gaps in UK climate policy
Environment & Climate Climate
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2025
Become Charity

Impact Report 2024/25

1,858 young people directly reached; 16,000+ used website (42,000+ page views); 661 received support through Care Advice Service
Key Metric 1
15 policy changes to the care system secured; work raised 33 times in parliament; 110 national media hits
Key Metric 2
90% of young people feel more confident about their situation; 98% of professionals trained said learning would directly impact their practice
Key Metric 3
Three major wins through Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill: corporate parenting extended to NHS and schools; Staying Close support extended to age 25; 'intentionality' rule removed from homelessness law for care leavers
Education & Young People Young People
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2024
Depaul UK

Annual Report 2024

Emergency accommodation and shelter provided across UK services in multiple regions
Key Metric 1
Digital inclusion programme expanded throughout 2024
Key Metric 2
Budgets project rolled out to help young people with financial independence
Key Metric 3
Young people supported into stable accommodation across the UK
Housing & Homelessness Mental Health
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2025
Single Homeless Project (SHP)

Annual Report and Accounts 2024-25

Up to 1,927 people supported at any one time through RSI-funded services
Key Metric 1
Housing First census expanded from 41 to 88 local authorities across England
Key Metric 2
400+ deaths linked to synthetic opioids since June 2023 — frontline response established
Key Metric 3
People moved off the streets and into stable housing through extensions and new investment secured
Housing & Homelessness Mental Health
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2025
Dimensions

Annual Report and Financial Statements 2024/25

2,600+ people with learning disabilities and autism supported across England and Wales; 173 new people started support during 2024/25
Key Metric 1
1,007 people provided with accommodation (767 supported housing, 232 care home placements); Group operating surplus of £993k achieved
Key Metric 2
Voluntary staff turnover reduced by 4.2% year-on-year, remaining well below sector average; Great Place to Work accreditation achieved for seventh consecutive year
Key Metric 3
Recognised at National Learning Disability Awards and Welsh Care Awards for excellence in supporting people to thrive; two pay increases for frontline colleagues in each of the past two years as part of Real Living Wage commitment
Health & Wellbeing Social Care
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2023
999 Club

Impact Evaluation Report 2023

Average 50 people per day through The Gateway drop-in since 2016; estimated 169,000 visits between 2013 and 2019 alone
Key Metric 1
Lewisham is the 6th highest LA for homelessness in England; 999 Club described as a 'major anchor' institution by partner organisations
Key Metric 2
Independent evaluation by Centre for Urban and Community Research, Goldsmiths, University of London — commissioned to mark 30th anniversary
Key Metric 3
Multiple clients stated they would not be alive without 999 Club; partner organisations confirmed closure would result in loss of lives — 'Every borough should commission a service like 999 Club'
Housing & Homelessness Poverty
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