Annual Report and Financial Statements 2023/24

Solace Women's Aid is a London-based charity supporting survivors of domestic and sexual abuse, gender-based violence and exploitation. Their 2023/24 annual report covers direct support to 14,435 people across frontline services, safe accommodation for 809 women and children across 24 refuges, and prevention work reaching 4,427 people. Income of £14.4 million supported a staff team of 266 and nearly 7,200 volunteer hours.

Report snapshot
18,862 people's lives touched by Solace services; 14,435 adults and children supported in frontline services Key Metric 1
£14.4 million income to run services; 266 staff; 7,197 volunteer hours Key Metric 2
809 women and children provided safe accommodation across 24 refuges and 64 move-on spaces Key Metric 3
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📋About

London Advice Line; advocacy and support services across 7 London boroughs; North London Rape Crisis service; refuge and accommodation (24 refuges, 64 move-on spaces); counselling and group work; children and young people's services; prevention and education services (4,427 people); peer mentoring; Housing First (Ruby Project); employment and aspirations support; training for professionals (2,418 trained)

📊Key Metrics

18,862 people's lives touched by Solace services; 14,435 adults and children supported in frontline services Key Metric 1
£14.4 million income to run services; 266 staff; 7,197 volunteer hours Key Metric 2
809 women and children provided safe accommodation across 24 refuges and 64 move-on spaces Key Metric 3

Key Outcomes

  • 92% of service users rated Solace services as good, very good or excellent; 89% found it easy or very easy to make initial contact
  • 87% of survivors in accommodation said they felt safer following support; 78% said support improved their understanding of their rights
  • 77% of survivors said advice and advocacy services helped them understand processes and access further support; 93% confirmed continued need for Solace services

📍Geography

London

2023

Annual Report 2022

Annual report covers BrazilFoundation’s 2022 grantmaking and philanthropic activity across Brazil
Key Metric 1
Programmes and partnerships support grassroots civil society organisations working with underserved communities
Key Metric 2
Impact themes include education, poverty reduction, racial equity, gender equity, youth development and community empowerment
Key Metric 3
Strengthened grassroots organisations through funding, visibility and partnership support
2024

Impact Report 2023/24

15,377 people helped with 37,087 issues; average of 4.9 interrelated problems per person; £16.17 million in financial value to individuals; £29.33 million in wider economic and social benefits
Key Metric 1
£3.25 million saved by government and public services — £2.07 for every £1 invested; £289,138 saved by local government through reducing homelessness; £436,664 worth of volunteer hours contributed
Key Metric 2
397 people lifted out of food poverty via Financial Inclusion project; £300,000 distributed via Heating Bank; 97 Macmillan grants approved
Key Metric 3
7 in 10 people said their problem was solved following advice; 3 in 4 said they could not have resolved their problem without Citizens Advice; 60% felt less stressed, depressed or anxious after receiving help
2025

Your Impact in 2025

Nearly 2,000 children from slave-descent communities in Niger supported into schooling (majority girls)
Key Metric 1
New penal code in Niger updated to include heavy sentences for slavery practices following ASI advocacy
Key Metric 2
Income £3.69m in 2024/25; EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive influenced by ASI supply chain working group
Key Metric 3
Niger penal code amended to criminalise slavery practices; ASI advocacy directly cited in EU forced labour regulation and US Trafficking in Persons report