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Each year we publish a trustees' annual report and accounts, containing our financial records and a review of our activities during the financial year. As of 2022/23, we've published a separate impact report, to give a snapshot of our year with headline figures and a service and fundraising update.
We've also worked with the University of Bath, University of Exeter and King's College London to conduct research projects investigating the impact of our services and identifying gaps and barriers to access.
Contact us if you'd like a paper copy or large print version of any reports on this page
Annual Reports
Our annual reports bring together all the strands of our activity, including our fundraising activities, clinical developments and the governance and financial records overseen by our Board of Trustees. They're published in the autumn each year following the end of our financial year in April. Please contact us if you'd like to receive a paper copy of any of our reports.
As of 2022/23, the Trustees' Annual Report and Accounts is published as a separate document. This report contains complete financial records and governnance information. We've produced an impact report below, with a financial snapshot, information about service and fundraising activities, and some testimonies from people who have used the service.
Our impact reports contain information about service developments, fundraising activities and some testimonies from people who've used our service, as well as some headline financial figures and stats. A whistle-stop tour of our year at We Hear You. For the full accounts and detailed information about WHY's governance in 2022/23, please see our Trustees' Annual Report and Accounts above.
2020 - Cancer and Relationships report
In 2020, we conducted research into the impact of cancer on relationships, and how counselling services like ours can help, in partnership with Dr Olly Clabburn of the Wellcome Centre for Cultures and Environments of Health. Many thanks to Isobel Refoy from the University of Exeter for putting together this short animated film of the report's findings.
Download the full Cancer and Relationships report
Published May 2019, our report investigates the impact of counselling for people living with and beyond cancer. Thanks to our 2018 MSc Health Psychology student Heather Still of the University of Bath for undertaking this research with such compassion and diligence.
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