Poverty & Inclusion Health & Wellbeing 2025
Hestia

Annual Review 2023-24

Hestia supports adults and children in crisis across London, specialising in trauma and resilience-informed care. Their 2023-24 work spanned domestic abuse refuges, modern slavery safe houses, mental health services and the Bright Sky safety app. As facilitator of the UK SAYS NO MORE campaign, Hestia extends its reach well beyond direct services into employer and public awareness.

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22,600+ people supported on their journey of recovery Key Metric 1
1,300+ volunteers providing specialist skills across London services Key Metric 2
Bright Sky app available in 4 languages supporting domestic abuse victims and professionals Key Metric 3
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Domestic abuse refuges and IDVA services, Modern Slavery Response Team, Bright Sky app, UK SAYS NO MORE campaign, mental health crisis services, older people services, young care leavers support, Ask ANI pharmacy scheme Custom geography from upload: London / National

📊Key Metrics

22,600+ people supported on their journey of recovery Key Metric 1
1,300+ volunteers providing specialist skills across London services Key Metric 2
Bright Sky app available in 4 languages supporting domestic abuse victims and professionals Key Metric 3

✅Key Outcomes

  • Led UK SAYS NO MORE coalition engaging corporate and media partners nationally
  • Delivered Ask ANI pharmacy scheme in partnership with Home Office to improve early identification of abuse
  • Maintained leading provider status for modern slavery support across London and South East

📍Geography

London

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