ALONE annual reports provide an overview of the organisation’s activities each year. They report on the number of people supported and how ALONE is progressing towards its strategic goals and aim to support older people to live and age independently at home. These reports provide detailed insights into the number of individuals ALONE has supported each year, illustrating the impact and reach of their services. They also offer transparency regarding the organisation’s progress toward its strategic goals, showcasing the effectiveness of their programmes and initiatives. These reports play an important role in communicating ALONE’s values and mission to stakeholders, including policymakers, volunteers, and the wider community. Overall, ALONE’s annual reports are vital tools for reflecting on past achievements, guiding future strategies, and reinforcing their commitment to enhancing the quality of life for older people across Ireland.
In 2015, ALONE increased the number of supported by 12% and welcomed 17 new residents. 76 new volunteers were recruited, trained and vetted; with 98% of all volunteer at ALONE receiving Garda Vetting. Over 270 older people got befriending matches, and 879 support coordination interventions occurred. Housing was the main issue that people needed support with, and overall 764 individuals received support from ALONE in 2015.
