Indigo Impact Report 20242025 - Flipbook - Page 13
Christmas at Indigo
This year, we launched the Indigo Christmas Gift Shop at our Castlemilk base, where parents
and carers had the opportunity to choose the perfect gifts for their children, ensuring a joyful
Christmas for all.
Children received christmas presents
Families received food hampers with everday essentials,treats and food voucher
Families were given a free Christmas Eve Box
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Cost of Living Response
Challenges & Opportunities
Finalised Cost-of-Living Survey shows 41%
of families include children with long-term
health conditions; 16% of parents are
unable to work due to caregiving.
Continued high demand for crisis aid
and peer support, particularly from
families navigating Universal Credit
transitions
Reports will inform future strategy and be
shared with schools, housing associations,
and elected officials.
Increased requests for SIM cards, food,
and toiletries
Growing support needs from asylum
seekers continue to challenge available
resources.
Capacity and sustainability of family
activities under review, pending
funding
THE INDIGO GROUP
2024-2025 IMPACT REPORT
