Muslim Women's Network Helpline Data

 
The description should be: The national helpline was set up in January 2015. Although we have annual independent helpline evaluations (see below), these only provide an overview of demographic information and issue type. As the data from the helpline is interesting, we wanted to create a tool that would allow a bit more detailed analysis of it. We have therefore created this dashboard that will be useful for those interesting in problems faced by Muslim women and girls such as policy makers, public services, academics, media, students, funders and other third sector organisations.

2019 Helpline Evaluation

2018 Helpline Evaluation

2017 Helpline Evaluation

2016 Helpline Evaluation

2015 Helpline Evaluation

 
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