Interventions Alliance Publishes First Annual Impact and Learning Report
Today we published our first Annual Impact and Learning Report, marking a significant milestone in our journey as an independent provider and showcasing the impact we have achieved across justice and social care services during 2025/26.
The report, themed “Your Ally for Change”, reflects on our first full year of independence and demonstrates how specialist expertise, trauma-informed practice and strong partnerships are helping people build safer futures.
Operating across Approved Premises, Behaviour Change Programmes, Refuge Services, Research and Innovation and Volunteering, we have continued to deliver high-quality services while strengthening our identity, values and focus as Your Ally for Change.
The report highlights a year of measurable impact, including:
- More than 2,550 behaviour change intervention sessions delivered
- 249 behaviour change programme completions achieved
- Support provided to 71 adults and more than 50 children through refuge services
- Volunteer hours tripled to 725 hours
- Expansion of Approved Premises provision for men in Newcastle
- An Outstanding rating achieved for women’s Approved Premises in Bristol
- Delivered research on domestic abuse, stalking, trans inclusion and psychological safety
Suki Binning, Chief Executive Officer, said:
“In our first full year of independence, we have been able to sharpen our focus, strengthen our identity and values and continue building an organisation designed around public protection, trauma-informed practice and long-term positive change.”
“This report demonstrates the impact that can be achieved when specialist expertise, evidence-based practice and strong partnerships come together. We are proud of what our teams have accomplished over the past year and remain committed to supporting people, communities and systems to achieve better outcomes.”
The report also highlights our unique role within justice and social care systems. Working where risk, vulnerability and complexity intersect, we support public protection while creating opportunities for rehabilitation, recovery and lasting positive change.
A strong focus on learning and innovation remains central to our approach. Research, evaluation, professional learning and lived experience are embedded throughout our service delivery, helping to strengthen practice and improve outcomes for the people and communities we serve.
While recognising the significant challenges facing the justice and social care sectors, the report outlines an ambitious vision for the future. As an organisation we continue to develop new partnerships, accommodation solutions and service innovations that can help commissioners and partners respond to some of the most pressing issues facing communities today.
The publication of the report reinforces our position as a trusted specialist provider and thought leader, demonstrating both the impact achieved during our first year of independence and our readiness to deliver even greater impact in the years ahead.