721 young men supported in total in 2024; 67 committed to the full intensive Mentoring programme (Real Lasting Change); 83 referrals received from probation officers (up from 10 in 2023)
Key Metric 1
68% of 2024's new Trainees reached the benchmark of Real Lasting Change; 81% achieved at least one practical education, employment or training outcome; 64% were supported to access appropriate housing
Key Metric 2
Since founding: 3,131 prison-leavers supported; 648 became Switchback Trainees; 16,595 outcomes achieved across 10 Switchback Pathways; income now over £1.5m with headcount over 25
Key Metric 3
51% of 2024's new Trainees needed housing action on release (up from 33% in 2023) — reflecting the impact of the prison capacity crisis; 273 Trainees started a permanent job, apprenticeship or further/higher education course at the time of reporting