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Poverty & Inclusion

Poverty alleviation, inclusion, and livelihood resilience.

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2025
Sussex Community Development Association (SCDA)

Annual Report 2024-2025

80,036 people benefited from SCDA services in 2024-25; £5,840,180 annualised benefit income secured for 10,530 residents
Key Metric 1
1,161 participants supported across employability programmes; 199 job starts through Work and Health Programme; 53 job starts through Support into Work
Key Metric 2
583 community supermarket households made 9,010 visits; £458,378 in Household Support Fund vouchers distributed to 2,075 households; 281 volunteers gave 7,500+ hours
Key Metric 3
100% of counselling clients rated experience as Good or Very Good; 97.6% reported improved wellbeing; 92.8% better able to cope; 87% of community impact survey agreed SCDA identifies and responds to community needs
Community & Social Justice Refugees
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2025
Leukaemia Care

Impact Report 2025

921 people supported by Patient Navigators across 19 hospital hubs (up 36%); 1,215 helpline calls and 607 WhatsApp support conversations in 2025
Key Metric 1
692 people attended 103 support groups (up 95%); 585 Cost of Living Grants awarded; 108 counselling grants made (up 28%)
Key Metric 2
145 advocacy cases handled (up 22%); 465 welfare advice cases (up 27%); 222 nights of accommodation organised for CAR-T patients (125% increase in CAR-T grants)
Key Metric 3
88% of support group survey respondents felt more positive and connected; 95% of survey respondents found information helpful; 70%+ of navigator patients felt more confident; nearly 90% knew more about where to get help
Health & Wellbeing Uk-Wide
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2025
Camden Giving

Impact Report 2024/25

£361,955 awarded through We Make Camden Kit across 131 projects; £100,000 via Future Forward Fund; 400+ alumni supported with jobs, housing and wellbeing
Key Metric 1
10+ funders trained in participatory grant-making practices; community-led decision-making model engaging residents as grantmakers across multiple funds
Key Metric 2
2025-26 data (simultaneously reported): £604,458 awarded; 416 residents involved in funding decisions; 112 citizen grantmakers; 119 young people shaping local funding; 150+ alumni voting on priorities
Key Metric 3
Participatory grantmaking model puts community residents — including those experiencing local inequalities — at the heart of all funding decisions; racial justice embedded across all programmes
Community & Social Justice Community
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2022
CBM UK

Impact Report 2022

36 projects delivered across 11 countries in Africa and Asia; £4.76m spent on programmes and charitable activities
Key Metric 1
44% community-based inclusive development; 38% sight-saving projects; 9% humanitarian; 8% mental health
Key Metric 2
£206,784 raised for Kenya Emergency Response (drought); Light Up Lives project targeting 44,000+ people with eye health problems and training 1,500 health workers in Zimbabwe
Key Metric 3
30 people received sight-saving cataract surgery during first Light Up Lives eye camp in remote Zimbabwe district (first camp since 2015); 73 people assessed and treated
Health & Wellbeing Inclusion
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2025
Royal Medical Benevolent Fund (RMBF)

Annual Report and Accounts 2024-25

281 beneficiaries helped in 2024-25; £467,738 in grants awarded to 240 directly supported; £556,803 total value of support secured including statutory benefits
Key Metric 1
326 doctors self-referred to DocHealth confidential mental health service; 119 medical students received specialist online money advice
Key Metric 2
£77,546 in statutory benefits secured for beneficiaries; £11,519 in debt savings secured; 200+ volunteers including coach-mentors and medical student fundraisers; 150,000 website visits
Key Metric 3
Grants available for doctors, retired doctors, medical students and their dependants across the UK; Refugee Doctors Programme supports qualifying and securing NHS training posts
Health & Wellbeing Mental Health
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2024
GamFam

GamFam Impact Report

700+ people have reached out for support since 2019; 200+ accessing regular peer support
Key Metric 1
2,000+ online peer support meetings hosted since 2020
Key Metric 2
Net Promoter Score of 92% from 250+ survey responses (UK average is 32%)
Key Metric 3
97% of affected family members feel better able to cope with gambling harm as a result of GamFam support
Health & Wellbeing Mental Health
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2024
Rebuild With Hope Foundation

Rebuild With Hope Foundation Annual Impact Report July 2023–July 2024

56 people completed the Rebuilding Your Success employment programme, with 24 ex-offenders progressing to employment (20 in other sectors, 4 with Rebuild With Hope) and 5 long-term unemployed progressing to work
Key Metric 1
6,180 families supported through community sales; 300 families and 900 children supported with free school uniform donations during the cost-of-living crisis
Key Metric 2
786,567 items saved from landfill; 4,642 items repurposed; 39 volunteers contributing 2,490 hours with 7 progressing to paid positions
Key Metric 3
24 ex-offenders progressed to employment following the Rebuilding Your Success programme — including 4 into roles directly with Rebuild With Hope — with participant testimonials describing transformation from HMP Thorn Cross into stable employment with qualifications in PAT testing, bike maintenance and warehouse and retail skills
Poverty & Inclusion Sustainability
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2025
LTSB (Leadership Through Sport and Business)

LTSB Impact Report 2024-2025

525 beneficiaries supported across all programmes in 2024-25, with 70% of business programme participants placed into employment
Key Metric 1
153 young people completed the NatWest Banking programme, with 58 employed in roles including Software Developer and Data Analyst at starting salaries of £23,940–£29,745
Key Metric 2
180 Year 10 pupils reached through FutureYOU schools programme pilot, with 91% better understanding what employers value and 58% rethinking their future career aspirations
Key Metric 3
96% of participants completed their pre-employment programme and 97% felt more employable on exit, with 100% satisfaction across all programmes — sustained against a backdrop of falling UK job openings and rising youth poverty
Education & Young People Schools
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