Impact Report 2025-2026

Key insights

6 takeaways

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The Year In Review section reports that over 500,000 accessed its hub of lifesaving information and 70k employees were supported with free resources.See it on page 5
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The 2026 Charity Bundle raised $263,582 and was described as the most successful bundle in six years.See it on page 19
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The Mental Health Star Accreditation is described as the video game industry's first and only certificate demonstrating exemplary mental health and wellbeing practices in the workplace.See it on page 13
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The Good Game Playbooks were created with Ubisoft and are available in five languages, with separate guides for kids, teens, and parents.See it on page 16
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The Charity Bundle 2026 sold out in nine days, with 22 titles donated by contributors.See it on page 19
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The report states that the charity's new objectives focus on building strong foundations, amplifying existing work, developing partnerships, and boosting support for gamers.See it on page 21

Summary

Safe In Our World is a registered charity in England and Wales that supports mental health across the global games industry and gaming communities. Its Impact Report covers the 2025-2026 period and describes its programmes, including the Mental Health Star Accreditation, Level Up Mental Health, free training, the Good Game Playbooks, the Headspace category on AbleToPlay, and the Charity Bundle. The Year In Review section reports that more than 300 games industry companies were supported, 70k employees were supported with free resources, over 400 people were trained in Mental Health Awareness within the games industry, more than 500,000 accessed its hub of lifesaving information, and $450,000 worth of free training was provided. It also reports 200 ambassadors across 15 countries.

The charity's 2026 Charity Bundle, hosted by Fanatical, raised $263,582 and was described as its most successful bundle in six years. The bundle sold out in nine days and included 22 donated titles. The report says these funds will support the continued production of mental health tools, training, and resources.

The report states that the charity added two team members during the year and expanded its Clinical Advisory Board. Its stated next-chapter objectives are to build strong foundations, amplify existing work, develop partnerships, and boost support for gamers. The report describes the Mental Health Star Accreditation as the video game industry's first and only certificate that demonstrates exemplary mental health and wellbeing practices in the workplace.