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Elmore Community Services

Elmore Community Services Annual Impact Report 2025/26

Elmore Community Services' annual impact report for April 2025 to March 2026 shares the impact of the Oxfordshire charity's work alongside people with complex needs, including mental health, domestic abuse and emergency support services, during a year of transition and consolidation.

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Elmore Community Services is an Oxfordshire charity working alongside people with complex needs in a compassionate, person-centred way, providing mental health, domestic abuse, child sexual exploitation and emergency support services.

Key Metrics

People on caseload An average of 471 people supported on Elmore's caseload during 2025/26.
Long-term support reduced Clients receiving support for more than two years fell from 68 in April 2025 to 38 by April 2026, a 44% reduction.
Appointments delivered Almost 2,000 appointments completed by the Structured Psychological Support and Brief Intervention teams, delivered through 7 hubs across Oxfordshire.
Berkshire clients 38 clients supported by the Berkshire Community Team, with commissioner feedback indicating reduced use of NHS healthcare services after engaging with Elmore.

Key Outcomes

  • People with complex needs built confidence, strengthened support networks and took steps towards greater independence at a pace that felt right for them.

Geography

South East

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