Our Impact Report 2019/2023

As we come to the end of our previous strategy it is a great opportunity to reflect on the impact we have had over that four-year period on so many lives. It is also a time to consider what work still needs to be done, and how we can keep working together to transform the future for patients and their families.

Because at Anthony Nolan we know there is so much more that can, and must, be done until every patient that needs us can not only survive, but thrive.

Our highlights

Our previous strategy Together, we can save lives, has seen us through difficult times and given us the focus and determination to overcome several challenges. Despite dramatic world events, we have achieved some amazing things and we’re proud of how our colleagues, partners, patients, families and supporters have come together to help us do that.

In this Impact Report (pdf) we want to look back on those successes as well as the lessons learned and use that knowledge to inspire and motivate us as we work towards achieving the aims and ambitions of our new strategy Unlocking new ways to treat every patient (pdf) that launched in April 2023.

A word from our Chief Executive, Henny Braund MBE

How we've funded our work

Our aims and ambitions

When we launched Together, we can save lives, it was with ambitious plans focused on:

• Providing outstanding services for patients and the clinical community.
• Driving lifesaving research and turning it into action for patients.
• Harnessing the collective power of our supporters to champion and enable our lifesaving work.
• Being a stronger voice for patients to ensure they receive the best possible care.

What we've achieved

Looking forward

We are so proud of the impact we have had on patient outcomes, but we know there is still so much more that can, and must, be done. With only around 50% of adult patients surviving for longer than five years after transplant, it is vital that we continue to improve this.

Not only that, science and healthcare are areas that are developing and unprecedented speed and we know we need to adapt and evolve with them in order to provide our patients with the best possible treatment.

Knowing there are still challenges to face, as well as new opportunities to embrace, we have launched our strategy for the next five years. It builds on the momentum of the previous strategy and gives us three clear areas of focus so we can achieve real world change for everyone who needs us.

We are so proud of the impact we have had on patient outcomes, but we know there is still so much more that can, and must, be done. With only around 50% of adult patients surviving for longer than five years after transplant, it is vital that we continue to improve this.

Not only that, science and healthcare are areas that are developing and unprecedented speed and we know we need to adapt and evolve with them in order to provide our patients with the best possible treatment.

Knowing there are still challenges to face, as well as new opportunities to embrace, we have launched our strategy for the next five years. It builds on the momentum of the previous strategy and gives us three clear areas of focus so we can achieve real world change for everyone who needs us.

All thanks to you

A special thank you to the organisations and individuals listed here.

Everything we have achieved, and everything we plan to achieve in the future is only made possible thanks to people like you. We are so grateful for the continued support of the many partners, funders, individuals, families, volunteers and organisations that work with us to change lives.