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Health, care, and wellbeing outcomes across communities.

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Awarded 74 grants worth almost £28.5 million in 2025-26, its highest annual funding commitment
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Raised £88.7 million in partnership with UCL towards the new Moorfields and UCL Centre for Eye Health, part of a joint £100 million campaign...
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Paid £22.75 million to Moorfields towards construction costs and plans to invest £50 million over the next five years
Eye2Gene research published in Nature Machine Intelligence analysed data from nearly 4,000 patients across six international centres, the largest study of its kind
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Supported more than 1,600 patients in 2025 across Galway and Mayo (figure from the Galway Hospice announcement of the report)
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Community Palliative Care Team supported 1,124 patients (up 11%), making 26,564 patient calls and 7,140 visits
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The 18-bed Galway Hospice Inpatient Unit cared for 351 patients, up 4% on 2024
86% of patients receiving care from the Community Palliative Care Team died at home
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Hospice at Home cared for 309 patients (up from 278 in 2023/24) over 6,228 care hours, and specialist community nurses made 13,443 visits.
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The charity supported 333 children (up from 309) through Horizon House and children's services, and delivered 394 post-bereavement support sessions (up from 230, a...
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948 volunteers gave 137,620 hours (up 16% from 118,472), valued at £1.75m, and total income was £19.5m (2023/24: £19.1m).
Six beds were reinstated at Horizon House with three-year funding confirmed, and 10 children received end-of-life care there over 139 nights.
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Forget Me Not supported 1,075 individuals, including children, siblings and relatives, across Kirklees, Bradford, Calderdale, Leeds and Wakefield in 2024/25.
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The hospice delivered 312 hours of end-of-life care, 933 bereavement support sessions, 515 hydrotherapy sessions and 4,890 hours of funded placement care.
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160 paid staff and 495 volunteers supported the work, with young volunteers up 73% (from 59 to 102); 78p of every £1 raised goes...
100% of family survey respondents (December 2024) said they were very satisfied with the care received.
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2,344 primary-aged children took part in the Walkability programme, learning to walk safely and independently.
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Nearly 400 adults were trained in cycle confidence sessions in 12 months, a record number, and 85 new Wellbeing Walks leaders were trained.
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762 participants in 103 teams from 38 workplaces took part in the Torbay Workplace Active Challenge, and 39 schools were supported through the Opening...
St Michael's Primary School reported a massive increase in the number of children who now walk to and from school after taking part in Walkability.
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Cornwall Community Foundation awarded £3.2 million in grants in 2024, its highest grant-making year on record.
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More than £22 million has been awarded since 2003, supporting over 8,000 local organisations.
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Grants by theme were Health and Wellbeing 38%, Addressing Poverty 32%, Making Communities Stronger 9%, Arts, Culture and Heritage 8%, Climate and Environment 6%,...
27,833 people reported improved mental health and 10,031 took part in sport or exercise through funded projects.
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Llamau supported more than 12,000 young people, women and children across all its services in 2024-25.
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4,800 people including children were supported by domestic abuse services and 4,500 young people by Early Intervention & Prevention, Safe Home and Move On...
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2,500 children engaged with Upstream Cymru; total income was £23,835,775, with 97.8% spent on direct services.
93% of people supported reported a positive impact on their lives and 96% reported improved quality of life.
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More than 1,560 people were supported through core clinical and wellbeing services, 1,217 of them through core clinical services.
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The 15-bed Cedar Ward inpatient unit had 294 admissions at 74% average occupancy, and the Virtual Ward supported 156 people.
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Compassionate Communities delivered 3,309 one-to-one interactions (up 29% on the previous year), and adult counselling and bereavement engagements rose 25% to 1,808.
373 people were supported to die at home and a further 235 were supported in hospitals or care settings.