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Our impact
Our year in numbers
Learning English is vitally important to the capabilities and integration of LEAH clients. Having limited English can impact access vital services, including housing, education, health care and to find sustainable work. We enable clients to gain confidence, develop support networks, access services for themselves and their children and make their first steps towards college, volunteering and employment. Our work changes people's lives; empowering people to discover and take opportunities to actively integrate and participate in their local communities.
Read our Theory of Change to find out what is causing the problems many people with limited English and barriers to accessing formal education face, our impact goal, the mechanisms by which we engage with LEAH clients and the short, medium and long term outcomes LEAH clients achieve.
302 adults supported
66 volunteers recruited throughout the year
LEAH’s client impact
Remote 1:1 Programme
91%
made a significant improvement in their spoken English
81%
know how and when to access health services
93%
reported they were more self confident
69%
felt less isolated
83%
know about health services available to them locally
83%
felt they had improved their digital skills
Remote Community Classes
85%
felt their English was better
83%
improved their wellbeing and reduced their isolation
85%
were more confident to speak to their GP
74%
knew how and when to access health & wellbeing services
94%
wanted to join other activities in the local area
93%
felt they had improved their digital skills