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Health & Wellbeing

Health, care, and wellbeing outcomes across communities.

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2025
The Reading Agency

The Reading Agency Impact Report 2024-25

Over 2 million people reached across the UK in 2024-25, including over 1.2 million children and over 800,000 young people and adults
Key Metric 1
14.3 million books, eBooks and audiobooks bought, borrowed and gifted; 113,865 new library members across 3,204 library branches; over 1 million event attendees
Key Metric 2
Partnerships with over 21,400 organisations including public libraries, publishers, universities, schools, prisons, health providers, food banks and community centres; 7,352 volunteers supported programmes
Key Metric 3
Reading Well programme users reported 92% finding their books helpful and 81% saying their book helped them understand more about their health needs — addressing poor mental health in 1 in 4 adults and 1 in 5 children and young people through a low-cost, scalable bibliotherapy model available via public libraries
Education & Young People Mental Health
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2025
Sport Wales

Sport Wales Annual Report 2024-2025

8,228 participants in 60+ Active Leisure Scheme
Key Metric 1
725 organisations received £4,191,065 in Be Active Wales community grants
Key Metric 2
166 capital awards totalling £8,668,247 invested in facilities across Wales
Key Metric 3
Sport's direct GVA contribution to the Welsh economy reached £1.9 billion (£2.9 billion including indirect impact), up from £1.195 billion in previous estimates — demonstrating significant sector growth
Sport & Physical Activity Inclusion
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2025
Sport in Mind

Youth Impact Report 2025

6,552 children and young people supported through sport and education programmes in the last 12 months
Key Metric 1
5,698 school children educated about mental health and resilience through workshops and assemblies in over 40 schools
Key Metric 2
854 young people supported through weekly youth community sessions for mental health recovery
Key Metric 3
72% of children and young people reported improved mental wellbeing since attending Sport in Mind sessions, with 91% more likely to be physically active outside of sessions — delivered in partnership with the NHS and co-designed by people with lived experience
Health & Wellbeing Mental Health
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2023
London Sport

London Sport Impact Report 2023

£1.6 million distributed to 176 schools across London through Opening School Facilities Fund
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£530,000 distributed to 78 clubs and community projects through Sport England's Together Fund
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15 Space for Girls projects supported, creating free activity hubs for women and girls in underserved communities
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£19.5 million Go! London Fund launched in partnership with the Mayor of London, Sport England, London Marathon Events and London Marathon Foundation — the capital's largest ever community sports fund — targeting underserved young Londoners over at least five years
Sport & Physical Activity Community
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2025
Activity Alliance

Activity Alliance Annual Trustees' Report and Accounts 2024-2025

176 face-to-face events and workshops delivered, upskilling 1,591 people in disability inclusion
Key Metric 1
1,834 people completed eLearning courses via the new Activity Alliance Learning Hub
Key Metric 2
135 disabled swimmers and 160 athletes welcomed to British Junior Para Swimming Championships and National Para Athletics Championships
Key Metric 3
New social value research (with State of Life) found disabled people's activity contributes £6,200 social value per person per year when meeting CMO guidelines — three to four times the value generated by non-disabled people being active, and comparable in scale to the social value of being employed rather than unemployed
Sport & Physical Activity Inclusion
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2024
Willow Foundation

Willow Foundation Annual Report and Financial Statements 2024

1,257 seriously ill young adults supported; 3,459 people in total (including 750 children) enjoyed Special Days or breaks; 480 treat boxes sent; 22,275 beneficiaries supported since 1999
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60 staff (headcount); 30,164 volunteer hours (up 30%+ on prior year); value of volunteer hours: £345,081 (equiv. 15+ full-time employees)
Key Metric 2
Total income: £3,923,552; total expenditure: £3,975,891; net deficit: £52,339; donations and legacies: £1,886,412; fundraising events: £1,023,062; retail shops: £932,110; total funds: £2,951,986; investments: £2,507,469
Key Metric 3
Treat boxes and reach: 480 bespoke treat boxes delivered to those too ill for days out (90% with incurable conditions); 750 children joined a seriously ill parent on a Special Day; 593 different medical referrers approved in 2024
Health & Wellbeing Cancer
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2025
Good Company Surrey — Banstead Pantry

Banstead Pantry Impact Report — First 6 Months (2025)

129 active members; 63 survey respondents (49% response rate); foodbank visits among former users fell from 57 to 23 (six-month comparison), reducing overall local foodbank demand by approximately 9%
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Volunteer-run with paid staff support; specific volunteer numbers not disclosed in report
Key Metric 2
Members save approx. £30–35 per shop (est. £1,500 per year); financial figures for operating costs not disclosed; funders: Raven Housing Association and Reigate and Banstead Borough Council
Key Metric 3
Food security: 90% are less anxious about feeding their family; 84% have more food choice; foodbank visits among former users more than halved after joining; over two-thirds eating more fresh fruit, vegetables, fish, and meat
Poverty & Inclusion Community
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2025
The Hygiene Bank

The Hygiene Bank Impact Report 2023–24

282,936 kg of hygiene products distributed in 2023–24; 1,035 community partners; 1,147 public drop-off points including 794 in Boots stores; 20,000+ people provided with basic care packages at Christmas via Boots partnership
Key Metric 1
530 volunteers managing 173 active local projects across the UK
Key Metric 2
Financial figures not disclosed in report; Cleanology annual fundraiser raised £22,000 cash and £10,000 in products; Mills & Reeve raised £20,000; Unilever partnership delivered 300,000 product units (1.2 million in total since partnership began); Boots partnership: 29,000 kg collected in-store, 1.7 million products donated since partnership began
Key Metric 3
Corporate partnerships: Boots (600+ store drop-off points, 29,000 kg collected, 1.7 million products donated cumulatively), Unilever Buy 2 Donate 1 campaign (300,000 units, 105 projects reached), smol (#CleanClothesCan campaign hit 250,000 washes donated and expanded Suds in Schools to 30 school launderettes)
Poverty & Inclusion Community
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