Community & Social Justice Health & Wellbeing 2025
YMCA East Surrey

YMCA East Surrey Impact Report 2024

YMCA East Surrey has served the East Surrey community since 1870, delivering housing, children and young people's services, health and wellbeing and family support across Reigate, Redhill, Horley, Dorking, Epsom and surrounding areas. In 2023/24 it housed 137 homeless young people across 24,723 nights of accommodation, delivered over 53,000 hours of wraparound childcare, supported 351 disabled children through 28,542 hours of short breaks, and processed 1,416 emotional wellbeing referrals. Total income was £6.81 million. New developments included a Families First contract for 800+ families, a new semi-independent housing scheme in Redhill, and The Old Pheasantry outdoor residential centre.

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Supported accommodation for 16–30 year olds (Hillbrook House); semi-independent housing for 18–25 year olds; NextStep homelessness prevention advice; Families First early help for 800+ families; Y-Kids wraparound childcare; disability short breaks (Yippee and Yip4Youth); emotional wellbeing and mental health services including school-based early intervention; health and fitness including NHS health checks, cardiac rehab and exercise referral; youth clubs; Beatz music project; The Old Pheasantry outdoor residential centre Custom geography from upload: East Surrey (Reigate, Redhill, Horley, Dorking, Epsom, Merstham, Tadworth), UK

📊Key Metrics

137 homeless young people provided with a safe home; 24,723 nights of accommodation to vulnerable young people Key Metric 1
53,161 hours of wraparound childcare and 37,842 hours of holiday club; 64,649 gym visits and 44,372 fitness class visits Key Metric 2
764 individual therapeutic support and counselling sessions; 3,077 young people reached through group emotional wellbeing sessions Key Metric 3

✅Key Outcomes

  • 94% of housing residents helped back into education, employment or training
  • 351 children with disabilities received 28,542 hours of short break support across Surrey and West Sussex
  • 135 children seen by Primary School Early Intervention Practitioners in first eight months across 32 schools; 1,416 referrals processed for emotional wellbeing and mental health support

📍Geography

South East

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