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Valley House

Annual Review 2025-2026

Valley House's Annual Review 2025-2026 shows how the Coventry charity supported 405 people with safe accommodation and support to rebuild their lives. Across 54 units of accommodation in Coventry, survivors and their children receive practical and emotional support with 24-hour staff availability. This year 85 adults and 105 children were supported through the Domestic Abuse Safe and Supported Accommodation service, and 166 children were supported through the charity's nursery.

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Valley House is a Coventry charity providing safe and supported accommodation for survivors of domestic abuse and people with complex needs, alongside peer support, children's services and an early years nursery.

Key Metrics

405 people supported
54 units of accommodation across Coventry
166 children supported through the nursery in 2025-2026

Key Outcomes

  • 98% of people supported felt safer
  • 92% said their mental health has stabilised
  • 97% were more able to access services independently

Geography

West Midlands

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