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Our impact

Last year Catch22 supported thousands of people to lead better lives, build resilience and fulfil their ambitions.

In this review, you can read about our programmes and services in 2023 and find out how we are working to achieve our vision.

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A group of people stand in front of a balcony listening to someone speak on the floor below. They all have their backs to the camera. Above them is Catch22-branded bunting.

In the last year, the Catch22 family:

supported over

140,000

service users

across more than

100

services

by

1,000

members of staff

Read about previous years

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2 Feb 2024

Social impact review 2023

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Publications,

23 Feb 2023

Annual report 2022

Catch22-branded bunting is hung from the ceiling. Overlaid is text that reads "Review of the Year".

Publications,

24 Mar 2022

Annual report 2021

Catch22-branded bunting is hung from the ceiling. Overlaid is text that reads "Review of the Year".

Publications,

12 Mar 2021

Education: Annual review 2019-2020

A young girl smiles while working in a classroom. Pots of pens and papers can be seen on the table in front of her.

Publications,

12 Mar 2021

Annual report 2020

Catch22-branded bunting is hung from the ceiling. Overlaid is text that reads "Review of the Year".

Publications,

28 Jan 2021

Employability and Skills: Annual review 2019-2020

A man wearing a hardhat operates a forklift in a warehouse.

Publications,

13 Jan 2021

Young People and Families: Annual Review 2019-2020

Close-up portrait of a a mother, father, and young son smiling at the camera.

Publications,

29 Oct 2020

Justice: Annual review 2019-2020

Staff at HMP Thameside conduct meetings with service users inside the prison. There are lots of sets of tables and chairs laid out in two long rows.

Publications,