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Glasgow Women's Aid

Glasgow Women's Aid Impact Report 2025/26

Glasgow Women's Aid's Impact Report 2025/26 shows its response to domestic abuse: 4,200 one-to-one crisis support sessions, 356 women supported through outreach and IDAA advocacy, over 1,200 refuge referrals received and 109 women housed in refuge accommodation.

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Glasgow Women's Aid (Scottish Charity No. SC005227) provides emotional and practical support, advocacy and safe refuge accommodation to women and children experiencing domestic abuse, for over 50 years.

Key Metrics

Crisis support sessions 4,200 one-to-one support sessions delivered for women in crisis
Women supported 356 women supported through follow-on, outreach and IDAA advocacy services
Refuge referrals Over 1,200 refuge referrals received, with 109 women staying in refuge housing
Court support 52 women supported through the court-ordered child contact service
Group work 65 women supported through specialist groupwork, and 42 through dedicated programmes

Key Outcomes

  • Women in crisis received 4,200 one-to-one support sessions with emotional and practical support, information, advocacy and safety planning.
  • 109 women and their children were housed in safe refuge accommodation, with support to access sustainable move-on housing.
  • Peer support groupwork reduced isolation, built confidence and strengthened wellbeing for women affected by domestic abuse.

Geography

Scotland

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