Community & Social Justice Health & Wellbeing 2026
Rory Peck Trust

Impact Report 2026

The Rory Peck Trust is an international NGO supporting freelance journalists and their families worldwide through crisis grants, trauma therapy, hostile environment training and safety resources. Their 2026 impact report highlights support for 400+ journalists across crisis assistance, therapy, training and safety clinics globally.

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Crisis Fund, Therapy Fund, Training Fund, Safety Clinics, Risk & Safety Helpdesk, Rory Peck Awards

📊Key Metrics

400+ freelance journalists supported across all programmes Key Metric 1
112 journalists received assistance grants from Crisis Fund or Therapy Fund Key Metric 2
223 journalists completed training workshops (hostile environment, first aid, digital security, psychological resilience) Key Metric 3

✅Key Outcomes

  • 81 journalists received specialist safety advice via Safety Clinics in Amman and Johannesburg and online Risk & Safety Helpdesk
  • Over 3,000 freelance journalists given assistance grants since Trust founded in 1995; over £2.3m in grants distributed to date
  • Training delivered across UK, West Africa, Ukraine and Lebanon; reaching journalists in some of the world's most dangerous reporting environments

📍Geography

International

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