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Safety Net

Impact Report 2025-26

Safety Net is a Carlisle-based charity supporting people across Cumbria affected by rape, exploitation, domestic abuse and sexual abuse. This report covers 2025-26 and states that three more years of funding were secured for Your Space. The PDF text layout is complex; percentages above were cross-checked where they appeared more than once. Contact email is the general office address; no named fundraiser was found. Source: Safety Net Impact Report 2025-26 PDF, retrieved Oct 2026.

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Trauma-informed advice, counselling and therapy for adults, children and young people affected by rape, exploitation, domestic abuse and sexual abuse; a Tier 1 helpline; the Your Space schools prevention and early intervention programme; McKenzie Friends legal support (59 hours for 25 clients); a Refugee/Asylum-Seeking Project (57 clients); and peer groups and a Recovery Community

Key Metrics

Key Metric 1 Supported 1,009 people in Cumbria during 2025-26, with 524 new referrals
Key Metric 2 Recorded 17,772 activities across the service, equal to 8,762 hours of support; the Tier 1 helpline alone recorded 7,571 activities (2,463.7 hours)
Key Metric 3 738 children and young people attended peer group sessions during the year

Key Outcomes

  • 84% of adult clients experienced a reduction in trauma symptoms
  • 76% of adult service users felt their personal safety had improved
  • 61% of adult service users felt their relationships with friends and family had improved

Geography

North West

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