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Community & Social Justice

Community power, civic life, and social justice outcomes.

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£793,760 in new grants approved; 40 projects funded across 26 different teams at Whittington Health NHS Trust
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24 sleeper chairs purchased and delivered to Care of Older People, Maternity, Respiratory and Cardiology wards, letting family members stay overnight at the bedside
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Almost £100,000 raised for paediatric services, funding a new Mental Health Assessment Room, Teen Space, refurbished Sensory Room and floor-to-ceiling ward artwork
A 10-year celebration event for the Growing Together CAMHS programme led to a 43% increase in referrals to the service the following quarter
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Delivered over 16,319 trauma-informed counselling sessions; DSA Helpline managed 24,929 calls, emails and webchats, reaching 3,760 people with lived experience
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Educated 5,177 young people aged 11-25 through 170 'Step Up, Step In' EVAWG sessions; trained 323 professionals via CSE Level 1/2 programmes with a...
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Achieved a reach of 24.6 billion across broadcast, print and online platforms (a 1,950% increase on 2024/25); raised £34.7k through fundraising and donations, up...
99% of DSA Helpline contacts gave positive feedback; 100% of clients supported through the Ministry of Defence and Neighbourhood Renewal services reported reliable positive change
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14,700 people supported in 2025/26, including 3,700 carers and 1,000+ volunteer hours
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700 people supported through supported living services; 300 people supported across regulated (residential/extra care) services
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£100,600 in grant funding secured across 36 grants; £2.40 generated for every £1 invested in fundraising
The Merseyside Neurodiversity Project toolkit (60+ resources for people in contact with the criminal justice system) won first place at the 2025 N8 PRP Policing Innovation Forum
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3,244 referrals made during the year; custom solutions created for over 3,000 disabled people
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774 dedicated volunteers contributed 49,585 hours to projects across 64 branches in England, Wales and Scotland
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87.6% of clients experienced greater mobility, 88% reported being more active in daily life, 84.6% felt more confident and 81.5% experienced lower anxiety as...
87.6% of clients experienced greater mobility as a result of their personalised REMAP solution
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7,746 attendances across projects in 2025/26, a 40% year-on-year increase, delivered across 445 sessions (25% increase YOY)
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20,000 meal equivalents distributed via FareShare; 715kg of food saved from landfill and redistributed every month
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595 volunteer hours contributed across Door 84 in the last 12 months, an equivalent value of £58k in saved salaries
59% of attendees report Door 84 has helped their mental wellbeing, an increase of 13% on the previous year
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2,694 young people participated in Year 3 (2025/26), with activity reaching 31 of Scotland's 32 local authorities
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94.2% of young people engaged were from Scotland's most deprived areas (SIMD 1-5)
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34,723 hours of volunteering contributed by participants in Year 3; £600,067 spent across the partnership (GBP)
2,690 young people (120% of target) reported feeling less inclined to participate in antisocial or criminal behaviour
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41 families supported in 2024-25 from 49 referrals, with 35 volunteers trained
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76% improvement in mental health and 71% improvement in accessing further opportunities among supported families
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63% improvement in living standards and 58% improvement in making healthier lifestyle choices
Tanya, supported by volunteer Julie, achieved a house exchange to a better home and her son's school attendance significantly improved
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19,570 people supported across Leeway's services in 2024/25, including 2,706 children and young people
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Delivered training on domestic abuse to 584 professionals
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Received £1,094,000 in new grants and funding extensions to meet growing demand for services (GBP)
The Norfolk Integrated Domestic Abuse Service (NIDAS), the first fully integrated service of its kind in the county, was commissioned to deliver Norfolk's new Standard Risk service from October 2025