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Community & Social Justice

Community power, civic life, and social justice outcomes.

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10,078 children and young people supported across all services; 71,307 total attendances across 6,877 sessions
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100% of young people surveyed said Youth Options staff were helpful and supportive; 93.7% felt safer knowing Youth Options staff were in their area
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87% of families on the Families Together programme reported a reduction in violent or challenging incidents per week; anti-social behaviour in Millbrook Southampton reduced...
59% of 12-week outdoor learning Individual Development Plan goals fully achieved vs 33% at 6 weeks — demonstrating the value of sustained trusted relationships
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155,017+ young people supported through programmes, grants and Avon Tyrrell Outdoor Centre; 9,768 organisations in the UK Youth network
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£7 million+ distributed in grants to youth organisations since fund inception; 402 organisations signed the Power of Youth Charter
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9,750+ young people reached through Adventures Away from Home with 91% showing improved socio-emotional skills; 400+ young people at risk of violence placed in...
95% of Summer Jobs participants reported increased confidence and workplace readiness; 80% of employers said they would take part again
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2,000+ young people participated in programmes; 2,500 young people reached through Go Parks initiative across 10 Coventry parks over nine months
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65%+ of young people supported live in the 30% most deprived neighbourhoods in England; 173 young people referred from statutory bodies including children's services,...
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95 young people took part in a crime prevention programme funded by the Charles Hayward Foundation; 25 young people secured employment, training or work...
Leah, referred with severe separation anxiety and unable to attend school, completed 295 hours across 189 mentoring sessions over 10 months — by February 2024 she was attending school for one lesson a week with plans to increase gradually
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5,432 total individuals accessing CDI services; counselling delivered across 9 schools and academies
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Mental Health Support Teams operating across 28 schools; Talkbus operating across 41 sites plus remote helpline
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£1,922,794 total income — a 25% increase on the previous year (£1,532,155); 60% of children referred from CAMHS
CDI's Advice, Rights and Advocacy service re-accredited for Advice Quality Standards — one of only five accredited services in Croydon
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2,500 young people supported; 55% identified as female; 20% reported having a disability
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60% reduction in serious violence related incidents in the Breck Road Polygon across July–September (reported by local police officer)
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55% of young people say they feel more happy and positive about life; 68% say they have had more opportunities to do different things
65% of young people say they have more friends and have met different people; 45% say they feel more confident about getting help
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2,087 people connected; 1.4 million hours of connectivity delivered; 26,000+ new boxes distributed across 14 countries
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87 Big Boxes deployed globally to schools, clinics and refugee camps; 2,000 Get Boxes deployed to digitally excluded UK households via 80+ partners
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200 Get Boxes distributed to Coventry temporary accommodation residents connected 1,750 devices used by 1,240 individuals; Digital Lifelines report findings informed debate in the...
Get Box recommended as a 'collaborative innovation' providing connectivity 'to those most in need' by Good Things Foundation's Tackling Data Poverty report
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£240,739 total income in 2023/24 — a 112% increase on the previous year (£113,520); Youth Investment Fund capital grant of £74,478 secured to build...
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Twice-weekly Toastie Club drop-in; Prism trans and non-binary support group; Youth at Kenton (YAK) school-based sessions; Extra Mile detached youth work project; Counselling in...
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Over 100 people attended the annual Family Fun Day; sailing residentials saw young people complete their first sailing qualifications across 100-mile voyages
Young people on the knife crime awareness programme reported feeling less scared in their communities and developing better decision-making skills and personal conscience
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668 club members from 56 nationalities; 95% Westminster residents; 20 programmes delivered
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1,147 learning hours delivered; 10.2 weeks of holiday activities; 52 nationally recognised accreditations achieved
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10 trainees supported within the Traineeship Programme; 5 junior volunteers; 2 university placements
Trainee youth worker Serena exhibited her own artwork at the Saatchi Gallery — a direct outcome of youth worker advocacy and support for her creative ambitions