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We Are Survivors

We Are Survivors Impact Report 2025-26

We Are Survivors supports male survivors of sexual harm. Its 2025-26 impact report, covering the year ending 31 March 2026, charts performance and achievements across counselling, ISVA support, group work, safeguarding, outreach and prevention, alongside client data and case studies.

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We Are Survivors is a charity based in Salford, Greater Manchester, supporting male survivors of sexual abuse, rape and sexual exploitation. It provides counselling, Independent Sexual Violence Advisor (ISVA) support, group work, a 24/7 support line, and outreach, training and prevention work across the region and beyond.

Key Metrics

Clients supported 2,819 clients were supported in 2025-26.
Referrals received 1,747 referrals were made into We Are Survivors services in 2025-26.
Therapy hours 6,603 hours of one-to-one therapy were delivered.
ISVA support 2,422 hours of Independent Sexual Violence Advisor (ISVA) activities were delivered.
Group work 998 hours of group work were delivered, within a total of 40,862 activities across all services.

Key Outcomes

  • Male survivors accessed counselling, ISVA support and group work that helped them process trauma and rebuild their lives.
  • Outreach, prevention and best-practice guidance improved how commissioners, practitioners and community partners support male survivors.

Geography

North West

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