Responding to perpetrators
To end domestic abuse, we must stop it at the root. We challenge perpetrators to change and we work to stop domestic abuse before it...
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New training package launched to grow the workforce responding to perpetrators of domestic abuse
New package of training courses developed by experts for professionals in perpetrator services from Respect, in partnership with SafeLives and Drive.
Responding to counter-allegations – guidance for Maracs
Advice on how to respond to challenging cases when there is conflicting information about the victim of domestic abuse and the perpetrator.
Responding to Counter allegations: Guidance – A review of practice
Practice guidance to support all multi-agency partners in identifying and supporting cases involving counter allegations.
Importance of Children’s Social Care responding to the whole family
Discover emerging ‘whole family’ approaches to domestic abuse. Professor of social work, Nicky Stanley, discusses new interventions, models and evaluations.
Responding to women’s mental health needs
Discover influential practice from NHS Camden and Islington. Shirley McNicholas explains Women's Strategy group and monitoring standards for women in all services.
Best practice responding to domestic violence and abuse in primary care
Annie Howells, Programme Director for IRIS, reflects on best practice around domestic abuse in primary care. Learn more about the IRIS model of training and...
SafeLives responds to the Government’s Violence Against Women and Girls Strategy
We are pleased to see the Government’s Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) Strategy following a Call for Evidence which received over 180,000 responses.
SafeLives welcomes the Domestic Abuse Act 2021 Statutory Guidance
SafeLives welcomes the publication of the Domestic Abuse Act 2021 Statutory Guidance. This supporting framework translates the Act into practical information for frontline agencies and...
Our public health approach to ending domestic abuse
At SafeLives, we bring together data, practice expertise and survivor voice in a public health approach to end domestic abuse.