Impact of moving or staying put on the recovery on women experiencing domestic abuse
Survivors of domestic abuse face complex choices when it comes to staying or leaving their homes, each with its own emotional and safety implications.
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When a house is not a home: Young people and domestic abuse
There are many reasons why young people become homeless, but one of the most common is the breakdown of family relationships. The trauma of witnessing...
Covid-19 and domestic abuse: Statement
In the face of COVID-19 domestic abuse victims need our support. We urge action: crisis funding, awareness, and community solidarity. Read how you can help.
Domestic abuse is #EveryonesProblem
Join us and HRH The Duchess of Cornwall in celebrating International Women's Day by tackling domestic abuse together. Raise awareness with #EveryonesProblem.
HRH The Duchess of Cornwall announced as Patron
Thrilled to announce HRH, The Duchess of Cornwall, is now our Patron! A powerful ally in our mission to end domestic abuse. Read where to...
SafeLives calls on the Government to improve mental health support for domestic abuse survivors
New research highlights failings of mental health services in supporting domestic abuse survivors. Read the full report for insights.
Ministry of Justice Idva training
SafeLives to train new Idvas under Ministry of Justice £40million boost for domestic abuse services. Get involved and employ and train Idvas for your service.
SafeLives urges people to ‘Reach In’ to support domestic abuse victims and survivors
Join SafeLives' #ReachIn campaign to support those experiencing domestic abuse during lockdown. Be a lifeline, offer help, and listen.
Response to announcement to invest in prisons
Read SafeLives response to £2.5 billion investment and why the solution to breaking the cycle of domestic abuse is not just about prison.
Response to Femicide census report 2020
Femicide Census report reveals grim statistics for women and girls killed by men in the UK in 2018.