Community & Social Justice Health & Wellbeing 2025
Women's Aid Federation of England

Impact Report 2024-25

Women's Aid Federation of England is the national charity working to end domestic abuse against women and children. In its 50th anniversary year (2024-25), the federation grew to 185 member organisations delivering over 300 frontline services across England, engaged with 342 women through its No Woman Turned Away project, supported 2,560 survivors through the Home Office Flexible Fund, and delivered healthy relationships education to 10,896 children and young people. The charity also successfully overturned proposed mandatory mediation in family courts.

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342 women engaged through No Woman Turned Away project, securing access to safe accommodation

📊Key Metrics

185 member organisations delivering over 300 frontline services across England Key Metric 1
2,560 survivors supported through the Home Office Flexible Fund Key Metric 2
10,896 children and young people received Expect Respect healthy relationships education Key Metric 3

✅Key Outcomes

  • On Track national dataset holds records of over 250,000 survivors — England's largest domestic abuse dataset
  • 5490000
  • 6920000

📍Geography

UK-Wide

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