SafeLives says

SafeLives welcomes compulsory healthy relationships education

The Government has today announced that all school children will be taught about healthy and safe relationships. Crucially, the Government has said this will be compulsory from the age of four.

SafeLives welcomes 'major overhaul' of domestic abuse legislation

SafeLives welcomes Mayor of London's commitment to supporting victims of sexual assault

We welcome the Mayor of London's recent announcement that £4m will be made available for victims of sexual assault.

SafeLives welcomes DASH review

SafeLives response to Violence Against Women and Girls Report 2015-16 by the Crown Prosecution Service

"Following publication of the Violence Against Women and Girls Report 2015-16 by the Crow

Response to Justice Committee’s report on Restorative Justice

Responding to today’s publication of the Justice Committee’s report on Restorative Justice, Suzanne Jacob, Deputy Chief Executive of SafeLives said:

Response to Amber Heard's joint statement and decision to donate her divorce settlement to domestic abuse charities

'Amber Heard and Johnny Depp released a joint statement about their relationship.

Response to domestic abuse privacy breach by Greater Manchester Police

"Survivors coming forward to share their stories and insight is invaluable.

SafeLives welcomes DASH review

Today (29th April 2016) Amanda Robinson (Cardiff University) will publish a review of the domestic abuse risk assessment tool,

Re: Publication of Citizen’s Advice report, A link in the chain

Diana Barran, chief executive of SafeLives, said: “Citizens Advice’s new report and ‘Talk About Abuse’ campaign are a really welcome addition to the conversation around how we end domestic abuse.