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Safety Net (UK)

Impact Report 2024-25

Safety Net supports survivors of rape, exploitation, sexual and domestic abuse across Cumbria with advice, therapy and a trauma-informed, whole-family approach to recovery. Source: Safety Net (UK) Impact Report 2024-25 PDF, retrieved Sept 2026.

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A four-tier approach comprising information and advice (Tier 1), emotional and practical support from Trauma Informed Practitioners (Tier 2), trauma-focused counselling and therapy (Tier 3), and community reintegration through art therapy groups, a men's group, peer mentoring and befriending (Tier 4); the 'Your Space' schools prevention and education programme; McKenzie Friend support for survivors navigating family courts; and training and consultancy for professionals Custom geography from upload: North West England

Key Metrics

Key Metric 1 Supported 1,220 people directly in 2024-25, an 18% increase on the previous year - the highest number since the charity was founded
Key Metric 2 82% of adults and 98% of children and young people supported presented with moderate to high trauma symptoms
Key Metric 3 22,676 interactions and support instances across all services; delivered one-to-one trauma-informed therapy and support to 756 adults and 464 children and young people

Key Outcomes

  • 80% of adult service users experienced reduced trauma symptoms and improved health and wellbeing
  • Achieved The Survivors Trust Service Standards Award and One Small Thing's Silver Quality Mark
  • Secured over 70% of 2025-26 funding in advance, including support from Global's Make Some Noise, the Charles Hayward Foundation and the Edward Gostling Legacy Fund

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