Coram has today published its annual report and consolidated accounts for 2023/24, setting out how the charity worked over the course of the year to deliver better chances for children.
During 2023/24 the Coram Group delivered services to over one million children and young people, carers and professionals across the UK, through direct support services to children and families as well as a range of digital and telephone support, curriculum and school resources, and professional training and guidance.
The report sets out how the Coram Group charities and organisations worked with children and young people and notes an overall growth in the number of children reached by Coram. It sets out Coram’s corporate strategy, and charts progress made against the Group’s seven key outcomes.
Writing in the foreword, Coram CEO Dr Carol Homden and President and Chair Professor Sir Ivor Crewe write: “As the scale of challenge for children in the wake of the pandemic has become ever more visible, Coram’s work has never been needed more. The year has been characterised by growth in the reach and impact of services designed to both create better chances for children today and make long-term positive change happen for the next generation.
You can read the full report here.