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Together St Paul's Impact Report 2025/26

Together St Paul's 2025/26 impact report reflects a year of partnership, progress and community impact across St Paul's Trust's nursery, school, children's centre and family hub, youth farm and community services in Balsall Heath, Birmingham - spanning early years support, parenting programmes, health promotion, domestic abuse services and cost-of-living help.

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St Paul's Trust is a community charity in Balsall Heath, Birmingham, delivering early years, education, family support, youth and wellbeing services through its nursery, school, children's centre and family hub, and city farm.

Key Metrics

Parents supported with wellbeing 1,700 parents were supported with emotional wellbeing, with 127 completing evidence-based parenting programmes, resulting in increased confidence, reduced stress and improved family relationships.
Two-year checks completed 2,148 two-year checks were completed and 393 families supported with speech and language, contributing to improved school readiness and earlier identification of needs.
Health promotion participation 2,659 participants engaged in health promotion activities and 248 families were supported with breastfeeding; the Hall Green locality achieved the city's highest uptake of Healthy Start vitamins.
Domestic abuse support 530 individuals were supported through domestic abuse services, with high engagement in the Freedom Programme supporting recovery and independence.
Cost-of-living relief 164 families received financial support through the Household Support Fund, 78 families received safe sleep equipment, 50 families received Christmas support, 50 travel passes were issued and 50 slow cookers distributed.
Nursery parent satisfaction 100% of parents in the Spring 2026 Parent Survey would recommend the nursery to another parent.

Key Outcomes

  • Improved school readiness, stronger parent-child interactions and earlier identification of needs across early years support.
  • Increased parental confidence, reduced stress and improved family relationships through evidence-based parenting programmes.
  • Recovery and independence for domestic abuse survivors through the Freedom Programme.

Geography

West Midlands

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