Posted on September 26th 2023 by Stacey Tillott

The Childhood Trust Annual Impact Report, 2022 – 2023

In the last 12 months our campaigns have raised £8.8m. This funding is directly helping to ensure that over 260,000 children across the capital have access to nutritious meals, opportunities to engage in purposeful play, receive learning support, can participate in new activities and sports, are able to leave their urban surroundings on trips, stay safe during the holidays and much, much more. We are delighted to have published our Annual Impact Report for July 2022- June 2023, which details our mission of poverty alleviation and transformation for children over the last 12 months.

The report illustrates how, together with our charity delivery partners, our work creates life changing impact for children experiencing poverty in London and how, with the continued support of our fantastic community of donors, we can ensure that many more children have brighter, healthier futures. Read our Annual Impact Report in full here.

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