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2025
Greater Manchester Immigration Aid Unit (GMIAU)

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
Community & Social Justice Refugees
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2025
Colchester United Community Foundation

Impact Report 2024/25

10,000+ people supported each week across 40+ programmes and 650+ hours of delivery; 9,000 children, young people and adults reached through sports and education programmes weekly
Key Metric 1
40+ programmes delivered across sports participation, education, health and wellbeing and inclusion; programmes tackle loneliness, improve mental health, support young people and create inclusive opportunities for those with SEND
Key Metric 2
Official charity partner of Colchester United FC; uses the power of football to deliver community impact across Colchester, north Essex and beyond; Armed Forces Covenant signatory supporting military families
Key Metric 3
Over 10,000 people reached weekly through more than 650 hours of community delivery across 40+ programmes — one of the most active EFL club community foundations in the region
Sport & Physical Activity Mental Health
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2025
Yorkshire Cricket Foundation

Yorkshire Cricket Board Annual Report 2024

10,038 children engaged in National Programmes across Yorkshire in 2025; 194 schools received Chance to Shine coaching; 520 Women and Girls teams active across Yorkshire
Key Metric 1
13 Chance to Shine Street projects delivered in diverse and deprived communities in 2025; previous record-breaking year saw 75,850 attendances and 29,025 young people supported
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Official community arm of Yorkshire County Cricket Club, using the power of cricket to deliver positive impact across health, education, inclusion and community cohesion in Yorkshire
Key Metric 3
520 women and girls teams active across Yorkshire — reflecting sustained growth in female participation through targeted development work; 194 schools receiving Chance to Shine coaching in 2025
Sport & Physical Activity Mental Health
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2025
National Center for Youth Law (NCYL)

Impact Report 2025

23,000 children in the foster system benefiting from NCYL settlement monitoring across Washington, Missouri and Kansas; 42,000 students benefited from NCYL settlement enforcement requiring inclusive schools; 1.8 million Illinois public school students protected by bill banning municipal fines in schools
Key Metric 1
6,000 youth per year freed from endless probation under AB 1376 (California landmark reform led by NCYL); 6,600+ advocates, providers and policymakers trained to help children and families navigate the immigration system; 346 youth trained to advocate and participate in policy change
Key Metric 2
Emergency injunction secured halting unlawful deportation of hundreds of unaccompanied Guatemalan children in middle of night — federal judge issued order within hours; $10 million secured for trauma-informed youth services in Colorado; Flores Settlement Agreement preserved protecting all children in federal immigration custody
Key Metric 3
NCYL v. Noem: emergency litigation halted overnight deportation flights for unaccompanied Guatemalan children — preliminary injunction now protects all such children in federal custody; Carter v. Department of Education challenges federal government's abandonment of civil rights enforcement in schools following effective dismantling of Office for Civil Rights
Community & Social Justice Education
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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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2024
The Clink Charity

Impact Report 2024

Nearly 800 people trained in 2024; 650+ NVQ qualifications delivered; 159 students released and provided with rehabilitation support
Key Metric 1
63% of supported graduates (206 of 329) placed into, or working towards, employment across 2023/24
Key Metric 2
Clink Events delivered 28,500 training hours for vulnerable adults and catered for 36,000+ people at 218 events; £4.80 returned to society for every £1 invested (Pro Bono Economics calculation)
Key Metric 3
New permanent training facility opened in Herne Hill, South London, formally opened by Lord James Timpson in November 2024 — enabling training on day release and for young people at risk of offending; first ever apprenticeships delivered through combined in-prison and outside-prison training
Community & Social Justice Young People
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2026
Prisoners' Education Trust

Impact Report 2025

1,741 distance learning courses funded in 2025 — 200 more than 2024; 115 prisons funded; 117 courses offered; 4,946 instances of information, advice and guidance provided
Key Metric 1
1,261 calls taken on the Advice Line (140 more than 2024); 8,050 minutes spent on the Advice Line; 86% of learners felt able to cope with prison in a positive way
Key Metric 2
PET courses reduce the chance of someone returning to prison by over 20% and increase the chance of finding employment by over 20% (Justice Data Lab); milestone of 50,000 educational awards funded since founding in 1989 reached in August 2025
Key Metric 3
50,000 educational awards funded since 1989 — milestone reached August 2025; top courses: NEBOSH HSE Award (270 learners), NEBOSH National General Certificate (78 learners), Nutrition to Support Physical Activity (60 learners), Business Start-up (58 learners), CMI Management Certificate (57 learners)
Education & Young People Mental Health
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2024
Prison Reform Trust

Annual Report and Financial Statements 2024/25

11,000+ enquiries responded to by the advice and information service from people in prison and their families; 300 safeguarding referrals made to prisons relating to risk of self-harm, threats and wellbeing
Key Metric 1
Building Futures programme: 92 working group members and 902 network members; 103 working group sessions co-facilitated across prisons; 350+ parole enquiries responded to
Key Metric 2
19 new innovative projects to be introduced within prisons through Next Generation Leaders programme; Hope and Fulfilment Awards launched — first prisoner-nominated awards scheme
Key Metric 3
PRT advocacy contributed to Victims and Courts Act 2024 introducing improved arrangements for IPP licence review and termination — including new executive release power for recalled IPP prisoners and a requirement for annual parliamentary reporting
Community & Social Justice Mental Health
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