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2026

Impact Report Year Ending April 2026

2,829 children, parents, siblings and grandparents supported; 506 families with a child in treatment
Key Metric 1
220 bereaved families supported; 424 individuals on 93 boat trips; 692 individuals in 165 cabin breaks
Key Metric 2
£71,935 unlocked in essential support; 1,320 social work hours; 188 creative therapy sessions and 271 counselling sessions delivered
Key Metric 3
Families show average 0.7 point improvement across five Mo's Outcomes after support begins; biggest gains in social participation and accessing emotional support
2024

Impact Report 2024

5,695 families supported; 11,242 helpline calls; £5,050,902 total charitable support delivered
Key Metric 1
£12.19 social value created for every £1 of charitable spend (up 21% on 2023); 29% increase in people reaching out for help
Key Metric 2
5,761 counselling and mentoring sessions delivered to 1,110 people; 572 sites visited reaching 28,070 workers; 88 active rescues from suicidal ideation via #MakeItVisible
Key Metric 3
34% increase in total income in 2024; 25% increase in charitable expenditure to £2,823,772; 282% increase in eLearning modules completed; 38% increase in MHFA England accredited training completions
2025

Impact Report 2025

930,000 people supported per week; £31 million worth of products distributed; 9,280 organisations supported
Key Metric 1
Every £1 spent creates £15.50 of social value; 145 companies donated; 52,000 orders dispatched
Key Metric 2
Nearly 5 million hygiene products unlocked via Tesco partnership; 24,603 washbags distributed to 62 SARCs since 2023; 43% of people helped each week are school-aged children
Key Metric 3
VAT relief on donated goods secured from April 2026 following three-year advocacy campaign — removes key barrier to corporate product donation
2024

Impact Report 2023/24

8,521 students on multi-day work experience; 183,469 students reached through inspirational talks; 199,769 total interventions across 2,213 state schools and colleges
Key Metric 1
89% of work experience participants felt confident they could achieve their career goals; 85% better understood available career opportunities (up from 59% in 22/23)
Key Metric 2
98% of employers would recommend the programme; 98% said young people were engaged; programme rated 97% satisfaction by employers and 98% by educators
Key Metric 3
23% of work experience participants eligible for Free School Meals; 91% lived outside London and the South East; pupils from lower socio-economic backgrounds reported greatest improvements in confidence and career awareness
2025

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
2025

2025 Social Impact Report

556 job placements in 2025 — 20% more than 2024; 65% job placement rate for courses completed over 6 months ago; 84% job retention at one year; ~4,000 learners supported across the UK since 2019 with ~800 in 2025
Key Metric 1
77% of 2025 learners faced 3 or more barriers to employment; 71% from ethnic minorities; 35% with a disability; 47% unemployed for more than 6 months; 45% women
Key Metric 2
Alumni salary progression: 17% average annual increase for IT programmes; 16% for Healthcare Assistant; 10% for Sustainability Project Officer — all matching or exceeding national industry benchmarks (ImpactEd longitudinal research, 500+ responses)
Key Metric 3
Ofsted Outstanding rating achieved in summer 2024 across all areas; ~1,500 hiring employers engaged since 2019 with ~20 hiring for the first time in 2025; average starting salary £25,500 in 2025; more than 2x income uplift compared to pre-programme earnings
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2025

Impact Report 2025

594 legal cases taken on (July 2024–June 2025) for people from 58 nationalities across 23 of 24 North West local authority areas; 671 legal cases closed; 2,760 people given legal advice
Key Metric 1
236 grants of refugee status or humanitarian protection secured; 130 grants of indefinite leave to remain; 75 grants of limited leave to remain; 85 asylum applications for unaccompanied children
Key Metric 2
3,900 referral forms received; 1,284 advice phone calls handled; 1,190 people given legal advice even though cases could not be taken on; only not-for-profit provider of specialist immigration legal advice at this scale in the North West
Key Metric 3
New CEO Neil Frackelton appointed following outgoing CEO Denise McDowell's 17-year tenure; first dedicated Communications Officer appointed to strengthen media and community voice; North West Migrant Rights Conference co-hosted with Garden Court North Chambers in 2025
2025

Ten Years, One Mission: Keeping Women and Girls' Needs on the Agenda — Impact Report 2015–2025

130+ member organisations across England and Wales; 144 meetings with key influencers and decision-makers
Key Metric 1
Work mentioned in Parliament 55 times; contributed to over 200 media stories
Key Metric 2
11 pieces of research published; 10,993 combined social media followers
Key Metric 3
Domestic abuse recognised as a specific risk factor in the Government's Suicide Prevention Strategy following Agenda research; multiple disadvantage recognised in the Domestic Abuse Act statutory guidance
2025

Annual Report and Consolidated Accounts 2024/25

4.6 million disabled people supported through services, online advice and community forum in 2024/25
Key Metric 1
Over 2,000 disabled people supported closer to employment; nearly 400 secured jobs — 68% still in work 6 months later
Key Metric 2
76% of every £1 spent on charitable activities in 2024/25 (up from 73% in 2023/24); reserves reduced from £42.7m to £26.4m over 5 years
Key Metric 3
Cost of Cuts campaign on disability benefits Green Paper: petition reached 100,000 signatures; 4,854 people supported to respond to consultation; parliamentary event attended by 100+ MPs and peers — government dropped plans to freeze or means-test PIP and scaled back cuts from £11bn to £6.5bn