Community & Social Justice Poverty & Inclusion 2025
Agenda Alliance

Ten Years, One Mission: Keeping Women and Girls' Needs on the Agenda — Impact Report 2015–2025

Agenda Alliance is a coalition of 130+ specialist organisations advocating for systems and services to respond appropriately to women and girls with multiple unmet needs. Their 2025 impact report marks their first decade (2015–2025), covering ground-breaking research, major policy wins including the Domestic Abuse Act, Suicide Prevention Strategy and Mental Health Act reform, and a decade of centring lived experience in national policymaking. Their work spans criminal justice, mental health, homelessness, child removal and VAWG.

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130+ member organisations across England and Wales; 144 meetings with key influencers and decision-makers Key Metric 1
Work mentioned in Parliament 55 times; contributed to over 200 media stories Key Metric 2
11 pieces of research published; 10,993 combined social media followers Key Metric 3
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Research and evidence synthesis; Women's Advisory Network (lived experience co-production); Young Women's Justice Project; Women's Justice Reimagined coalition; place-based working (Greater Manchester, North East); parliamentary influencing and campaigning; media advocacy; member network convening (130+ organisations) Custom geography from upload: England & Wales

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130+ member organisations across England and Wales; 144 meetings with key influencers and decision-makers Key Metric 1
Work mentioned in Parliament 55 times; contributed to over 200 media stories Key Metric 2
11 pieces of research published; 10,993 combined social media followers Key Metric 3

✅Key Outcomes

  • Domestic abuse recognised as a specific risk factor in the Government's Suicide Prevention Strategy following Agenda research; multiple disadvantage recognised in the Domestic Abuse Act statutory guidance
  • Mental Health Act reform announced in late 2024 following years of Agenda campaigning on restraint of women and girls in mental health settings, including racial disparities
  • Secretary of State for Justice named young women's needs as a core strand of work when launching the Women's Justice Board in 2024, directly influenced by Agenda's Young Women's Justice Project

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