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Missing Link

Annual Review and Impact Report 2025-2026

Missing Link's Annual Review and Impact Report 2025-2026 covers the difference made by its specialist mental health, housing, domestic abuse and sexual violence services across Bristol, South Gloucestershire and North Somerset, including 805 women supported by Missing Link, 926 adults accepted into Safe Link's full service and 3,150 adult survivors completing exit assessments through Next Link.

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Missing Link is a housing association with charitable status (Register No. 24218R) providing specialist mental health, housing and support services for women in Bristol, alongside Next Link domestic abuse services and Safe Link sexual violence support across the West of England.

Key Metrics

Women supported 805 women supported by Missing Link's mental health and housing services in 2025-2026
Adults into full service 926 adults accepted into Safe Link's full service after triage, alongside 181 children
Survivors assessed at exit 3,150 adult survivors completed a Next Link exit assessment in 2025-2026
Survivors feeling safer 89% of survivors felt safer following their Safe Link support
Safety plans in place 100% of survivors in Next Link safe accommodation had a robust safety plan in place

Key Outcomes

  • 89% of survivors felt safer following their Safe Link support, and 97% received all the support they needed, when it was needed.
  • 89% of survivors had improved quality of life after receiving support in Next Link safe accommodation, and 100% had a robust safety plan in place.
  • 3,036 children whose parents received support from Next Link services were reached across Bristol, South Gloucestershire and North Somerset.

Geography

South West

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