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Response to announcement of refuge funding
£16.6 million fund from Ministry for Housing, Communities and Local Government welcomed but misses whole picture of support needed for domestic abuse survivors.
SafeLives response to the Government’s announcement on the Gender Recognition Act
In light of the Government’s announcement today that it will not be making any legislative changes to the Gender Recognition Act, we would like to...
Response to consultation on Domestic Violence and Abuse Bill
SafeLives calls for a national conversation on International Women's Day 2018 as UK Government launches public consultation to improve domestic abuse responses
SafeLives’ response to the report of the pre-legislative committee on domestic abuse
Joint Committee publishes recommendations scrutinising new Domestic Abuse Bill, echoing calls for crackdown on abusers intimidatory tactics. Read recommendations and SafeLives’ evidence to the committee.
Response to pre-legislative committee on Domestic Abuse Bill
SafeLives calls for proposals to be strengthened to reflect views of survivors as it submits evidence to Pre-Legislative Committee on the Domestic Abuse Bill.
Response to proposed changes to the Gender Recognition Act
Read SafeLives’ full response to Gender Recognition Act consultation.
Survey finds healthcare services are missing opportunities to support domestic abuse victims
Survey highlights overwhelming toll on physical and mental health for domestic abuse victims. London healthcare providers miss chances to help. Read the full report.
SafeLives commissioned to develop training for family law practitioners
SafeLives have been commissioned by the Legal Education Foundation to develop and deliver a series of training courses for family law practitioners.
New SafeLives reports show lack of understanding, trauma awareness and support for victims of domestic abuse in family court
SafeLives finds family lawyers’ understanding of domestic abuse ‘hit and miss’, leaving many survivors feeling silenced, misjudged and retraumatised. Read reports here.