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Streetwise Opera

Streetwise Opera Impact Report September 2024 – March 2025

Streetwise Opera's Impact Report for September 2024 to March 2025 sets out the charity's theory of change and the outcomes of its creative programme for people who have experienced homelessness. It describes the nature of the work, who the charity worked with (including gender, gender identity and other demographics), the outcomes measured, case studies of participants, its contribution to sector change and the methodologies and data limitations behind the findings.

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Streetwise Opera is an award-winning performing arts charity that creates opera and music with people who have experienced homelessness, running regular workshops and performances in London, Manchester and Nottingham.

Key Metrics

279 participants worked with across weekly groups and frontline homelessness settings in 2024-25
86% of participants surveyed said they feel confident all the time or often
98% of performers surveyed felt confident singing with others in group settings

Key Outcomes

  • Participants with experience of homelessness gain confidence, wellbeing and connection through music
  • Outcomes tracked against a published theory of change
  • Contribution to wider sector change in arts and homelessness

Geography

England

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