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Community & Social Justice

Community power, civic life, and social justice outcomes.

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670 community palliative care patients (2,463 face-to-face hours, 3,115 telephone contacts); 131 FNH@Home patients (880 hours of care)
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286 Lymphoedema Clinic patients (664 hours contact); 287 people supported by Bereavement Listening Service; 56 Day Hospice patients (998 hours contact)
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Total charity spend £1.44m; 13 charity shops raised £2.26m in retail sales; 769 volunteers including 90 under-18s; £588,000 from gifts in Wills
41% of patients died in the hospice; 35% at home; 12% in hospital; 4 new clinical posts funded including 2 community CNSs, 1 therapy support worker and 1 lymphoedema nurse
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2,569 patients cared for (321 inpatient, 2,248 community); 4,213 days of inpatient care at 96% average bed occupancy
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4,569 home visits and 7,203 planned telephone calls to community patients; 1,446 people supported by wellbeing team
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989 active volunteers (305 recruited in year); £6.8m raised from voluntary sources; £4.09 raised for every £1 spent on fundraising
100% of patients received individualised care plan; 100% of families offered VOICES bereavement survey; IPC internal audit 96%, external audit 97%; CQC Outstanding (last rated 2016)
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Approximately 6,000 families supported across 7 countries to stay together; 10,000+ children and young people impacted through family strengthening work
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4,058 children and young people in 107 countries supported with quality alternative care through 5,295 sponsors; 170+ children reintegrated into communities in Zambia and...
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4,000+ young people supported with employability training and mentoring in 14 countries; £330,000 contributed to humanitarian programmes in Gaza, Ukraine, South Sudan and Haiti
319 children supported through Kinship Care Programme across 9 locations in India; 867+ families in Zambia supported to become more self-reliant through financial literacy and entrepreneurship training
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540 organisations provided with infrastructure support; £1,492,887 invested across City & Hackney VCS
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93 grants made to 71 VCS organisations totalling £881,138; 43 cost-of-living grants supporting 4,467 households
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37 training events with 472 attendees; 34 network meetings with 297 attendees; 24 neighbourhood forums with 286 attendees
97% of forum attendees rated them as high quality; 94% rated information and advice as high quality; 92% would recommend Hackney CVS
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25,367 people referred to NHS Talking Therapies; 88 wellbeing advisors embedded across all Hampshire GP surgeries
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443 people supported through Safe Haven crisis service; 1,058 people helped to gain or retain employment
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112 volunteers gave 6,287 hours; 80% of staff have lived experience of mental health issues; £150,000 saved in IT costs
1,289 people supported through Hampshire wellbeing centres; 1,379 in Portsmouth accessed peer support and employment services; 434 in Southampton supported through Primary Care Networks
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22 million accesses of mental health information across channels; 116,000 helpline queries answered
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Local Minds supported 664,346 people; 613 employers and 450,273 staff reached through Mental Health at Work programme
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88,981 people used Side by Side online peer support community; 35,373 active campaigners; 4.83 million items sold in Mind shops
Mind app library viewed 300,000 times by March 2025; 11,500 app downloads; 5,578 people took part in Mental Elf fundraising events raising nearly £125,000
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8,000+ people reached through services and training; 2,740 young people engaged through youth wellbeing projects
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2,184 out-of-hours crisis support contacts delivered through Journey Recovery Hub
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126 volunteers gave 5,000+ hours; 31 peer volunteers facilitated peer-led groups and befriending services
585 carers supported through Carers in Mind; 200 senior managers trained in workplace wellbeing across Richmond and Wandsworth councils