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Based on 2025 annual report

350

Total Service Users Supported

29

Workshops Delivered

106

Total Emergency Financial Grants Administered

Total Beneficiaries of One-Off Financial Grants

£35,100

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Individuals supported by the 1-1 befriending services of Mental Health & Wellbeing

245

Attendees for workshops delivered by Kanlungan across the year

421

Group support sessions for survivors of modern slavery, and survivors of domestic abuse under City Bridge’s Bridging Community Divide

18

Migrants supported every month

30+

Community conversations & co-learning sessions delivered monthly

2-3

Wellbeing support interventions provided monthly

20+

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