Overview
- Rhineland-Palatinate logged more consultations in 2025, including 495 bodily-injury cases—over half tied to domestic violence—and 318 sexual offences, together making up about two-thirds of all cases.
- The Rhineland-Palatinate branch paid out more than €265,000 in aid last year, a decline from 2024, as the organization depends on donations, membership fees and court-assigned fines rather than public subsidies.
- Thuringia reported 161 domestic-violence cases in 2025, up from 112 in 2022 and 148 in 2024, within a total of 476 interventions and nearly €147,000 in victim assistance.
- Capacity gaps persist in Thuringia, where two of 20 local offices are unstaffed and the association counts 657 members despite a statewide volunteer corps.
- Nationwide, the group runs 400-plus local offices with roughly 3,000 trained volunteers and a free victim helpline at 116 006 available daily from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.