SafeLives says

Suzanne Jacob, CEO to step down from her role at SafeLives in Spring 2024

SafeLives is welcoming back our CEO, Suzanne Jacob OBE, from parental leave. Suzanne will take the charity into the first stages of planning for a strategy refresh in 2025.

SafeLives' response to Home Office's £8.3 million fund for VAWG services

Though we welcome the recent £8.3m Home Office fund for supporting smaller specialist ‘by and for’ DA organisations to build capacity and capability, we think there’s an opportunity missed to creat

SafeLives welcomes the Victims Bill, but calls on Government to not leave any survivor of abuse behind.

SafeLives responds to Baroness Casey’s report into the culture of the Metropolitan Police

Baroness Louise Casey's report into the culture of the Metropolitan Police is utterly damning.

SafeLives responds to new Home Office measures to tackle domestic abuse

Today the Home Office announced an eight-point plan that takes a comprehensi

SafeLives responds to the Government’s response to the Victims Bill pre-legislative scrutiny report

Ellen Miller, Interim Chief Executive of SafeLives said, “We welcome the Government’s response to the Victims Bill pre-legislative scrutiny report and their acceptance of some of t

SafeLives respond to Home Office funding to support child victims of domestic abuse

Appointment of Ellen Miller, Interim CEO

SafeLives responds to Baroness Casey’s report on misconduct at the Metropolitan Police

We welcome the Metropolitan Police’s renewed commitment to proactively identify, prosecute and remove officers who commit criminal acts, announced last week.

SafeLives' response to The Child Safeguarding Practice Review Panel's briefing paper into child safeguarding and domestic abuse

Read the The Child Safeguarding Practice Review Panel's briefing paper into child saf