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Child Accident Prevention Trust

Impact Report 2025-26

Child Accident Prevention Trust's impact report for 2025-26 reports its widest reach to date: 744,300 families reached via hospital digital screens, 20.5 million views of safety advice on Facebook, a 7,860-strong trained frontline network, 60,000+ free resource downloads, and a policy win securing child-resistant window restrictors in the revised Decent Homes Standard.

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The UK charity working to prevent death and serious injury to children from avoidable accidents, through family education, frontline training and policy change

Key Metrics

Families reached in hospitals 744,300 families reached with child safety advice via digital screens across 15 hospitals and NHS trusts by March 2026
Safety advice views 20.5 million views of CAPT safety advice on Facebook in 2025-26 (up from 5.5m), with 489,000 advice page views on the website
Frontline staff trained 7,860 frontline staff mobilised, trained and resourced UK-wide; over 60,000 downloads of free safety resources

Key Outcomes

  • Families helped prevent death and life-changing injury to children: 77% said CAPT advice helped them make changes to keep their child safer
  • Secured child-resistant window restrictors in the revised Decent Homes Standard after CAPT and the National Child Mortality Database responded to the Government housing consultation
  • Scar Free project distributed 28,000 free resources through 250+ grassroots groups in Manchester, the UK city with the highest number of serious childhood burns

Geography

UK-Wide

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