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Girlguiding Anglia Impact Report 2025

Girlguiding Anglia's Impact Report 2025 reviews the region's year across its 12 counties: membership and volunteer numbers, the strategy Together We Inspire 2021-2026, accessibility through the Unit Support Fund, international trips, events including the Pyjama Party sleepover, and communications reach.

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Girlguiding Anglia is the Anglia region of Girlguiding, covering 12 counties in the East of England. It supports Rainbows, Brownies, Guides and Rangers units and thousands of volunteers, giving girls and young women opportunities for adventure, skills and friendship.

Key Metrics

Young members 41,959 girls and young women were members across the Anglia region in 2025.
Volunteers 9,525 volunteer members ran guiding across the region.
Units 3,298 units operated: 837 Rainbow, 1,275 Brownie, 724 Guide, 279 Ranger and 43 joint units.
Pyjama Party Over 21,000 members took part in the February 2025 Pyjama Party sleepover and online promise renewal.
Online reach Posts reached more than 3.3 million impressions, generating over 178,000 engagements and nearly 100,000 video views.

Key Outcomes

  • The Unit Support Fund, backed by 41,000 pounds from Girlguiding, helped units and members take part whatever their financial circumstances.
  • International trips restarted, with adult members visiting Our Chalet and Sangam and young members travelling to Morocco and the Azores.

Geography

East of England

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