We need to take domestic abuse as seriously as national security
Discover how experiences in the Cabinet Office Briefing Rooms can inform domestic abuse responses and why it's time to prioritise safety behind closed doors.
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We will not end domestic abuse without supporting LGBT+ rights
Celebrating 50 years of pride and progress. A SafeLives staff member reflects on the LGBTQ+ journey and the importance of ending discrimination.
Whole Health London: the importance of the survivor voice
At SafeLives we combine data, research and frontline expertise to support services and to influence policy makers. More importantly, we place people with lived experience...
Why education is important for understanding domestic abuse
The need for education and prevention is vital. We know how children are impacted greatly by violence that is happening in the home; according to...
Why Ofsted believe in the whole family approach
Ofsted works closely with the Care Quality Commission, HMI Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Services and HMI Probation, carrying out joint inspections to see how...
Why we’re shining a spotlight on LGBT+ survivors of domestic abuse
In all our work we are guided by the evidence: research and data, practice expertise from those working to support survivors, and most importantly the...
World Elder Abuse Day 2021: Transforming the domestic abuse response for older people
World Elder Abuse Awareness Day was launched by the International Network for Prevention of Elder Abuse and the World Health Organisation in 2006. On 15th...
16 Days of Activism – Chief Inspector Sharon Baker’s Story
Sharon Baker is a Chief Inspector who has spoken out powerfully about her own experience of domestic abuse whilst a police officer, explaining that her...
16 Days of Activism – A Pioneer account of the Civil Courts
One of our brave SafeLives Pioneers talks about her experience of the civil justice system.
16 Days of Activism – Pioneers speak to Her Majesty’s Prison and Probation Service (HMPP)
On Friday 26 November, our Pioneers participated in a webinar for Her Majesty’s Prison and Probation Service (HMPPS) sharing their experience of engaging with HMPPS...