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Labour Violence against women and girls green paper
SafeLives welcomes Labour's VAWG green paper. Read breakdown of crucial measures proposed, from specialist services to family court training, in the fight against domestic abuse.
SafeLives welcomes the Victims Bill, but calls on Government to not leave any survivor of abuse behind.
SafeLives welcome the introduction of the long-awaited Victims and Prisoners Bill to Parliament today and look forward to engaging with parliamentarians as the Bill progresses....
Victims of ‘honour’-based abuse 7 times more likely to have multiple perpetrators than other victims of domestic abuse
New research from SafeLives and Karma Nirvana highlights victims of 'honour-based' abuse seven times more likely to have multiple perpetrators and face additional barriers to...
SafeLives launch partnership with NatWest to support customers affected by financial abuse
NatWest launches a flagship partnership with SafeLives to support customers who are affected by financial abuse. Read the full press report.
SafeLives welcomes £53m boost for Drive Project
SafeLives welcome the Home Office’s £53 million investment to expand the Drive Project, which tackles high-risk domestic abuse perpetrators and increases safety for victim-survivors across...
Response to Ministry of Justice’s £40m funding announcement
Ministry of Justice allocates £40 million to support domestic abuse victims and sexual violence survivors. Read full press release.
SafeLives appoints Tracey Bleakley as Interim CEO
SafeLives has appointed Tracey Bleakley as Interim Chief Executive, following Ellen Miller’s decision to take early retirement in early 2026.
Routes to Safety
The Routes to Safety research project aims to enhance domestic abuse referrals and improve the safety of victims and survivors.
New SafeLives reports show lack of understanding, trauma awareness and support for victims of domestic abuse in family court
SafeLives finds family lawyers’ understanding of domestic abuse ‘hit and miss’, leaving many survivors feeling silenced, misjudged and retraumatised. Read reports here.