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Cambridge Women's Resources Centre

CWRC Impact Report 2025-26

Cambridge Women's Resources Centre's 2025-26 Impact Report shows it supported 598 women, 57% of them with multiple interconnected needs, through safety and recovery, advice and advocacy, and wellbeing and connection services.

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Cambridge Women's Resources Centre supports women through safety and recovery, advice and advocacy, and wellbeing and connection services. Report launch confirmed by the organisation's LinkedIn post of 13 Jun 2026.

Key Metrics

Women supported 598 women were supported, with 57% supported with multiple, interconnected needs.
Group attendance 313 women attended a group session.
Therapeutic support 53 women received therapeutic support.
Creative health 118 women took part in creative health activities.
Wellbeing gain Wellbeing scores increased by 76% following completion of the Freedom Programme.
More control 84% of women agreed that CWRC helped them feel they had more control over their life.
Hardship grants £8,224 in hardship grants and emergency funds was distributed to women and families in need.
Free Shop clothing 395kg of clothing was distributed through the Free Shop.

Key Outcomes

  • Women reported increased safety, greater stability, reduced isolation, improved wellbeing and social connection.
  • 40 food bank vouchers were given and 31 women were supported to prevent or relieve homelessness.

Geography

East of England

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