Nuffield Health’s free programmes delivered social value of £166 million in 2025 and the company is now aiming to generate £2 billion by 2030.

According to Nuffield Health’s 2025 Social Impact Report, more than 25,000 people benefited from the charity’s health programmes in the past year; 5,000 GP appointments were saved; 16,000 carer days were freed up and 81,000 sick days were prevented.

Dr Davina Deniszczyc, charity and medical director at Nuffield Health, says: “2025 was a year of real progress and innovation. Working closely with our academic partners, we turned research into practical, real-world programmes, enabling us to launch new support for people living with a wider range of symptoms and health conditions.”

The flagship Joint Pain Programme and Long-Term Conditions Programme combine clinical expertise and structured exercise to improve the health and quality of life of people living with long-term conditions, while also reducing pressure on the wider health system.

Alex Perry, CEO of Nuffield Health, says: “We’re ambitious: we want to do much more for more people and have set ourselves the goal of delivering more than £2 billion in social value by 2030. It’s a bold goal and one we’re committed to achieving.

“Nuffield Health has a unique combination of capabilities in healthcare and fitness, and bringing these together in our free community programmes is delivering world-leading support that is transforming the lives of many people living with serious, often debilitating health conditions. Many of the people we support are living with limited resources.”

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