Appointment of new SafeLives CEO
In autumn 2023, our CEO, Suzanne Jacob OBE, announced that she would be stepping down in spring 2024 to allow a new leader to take...
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Suzanne Jacob, CEO, to step down from her role at SafeLives in Spring 2024
Suzanne Jacob has announced her intention to step down as CEO of SafeLives in the spring 2024 to allow a new leader to take forward...
SafeLives gives evidence to Domestic Abuse Bill committee
SafeLives gives evidence to the Domestic Abuse Bill committee, urging the Government to be more ambitious than its proposals to support just 0.5% of victims...
SafeLives calls on employers to make domestic abuse their business
Duchess of Cornwall joins SafeLives in addressing employer response to domestic abuse. Read our statement on the need for workplace awareness and support.
SafeLives’ response to draft Victims Bill: we must not miss this crucial opportunity to support all victims of domestic abuse
We welcome the draft Victims Bill published today and look forward to engaging with Parliamentarians to ensure that this legislation supports all victims of domestic...
30% of young people say they have used harmful behaviours in relationships, SafeLives research suggests.
Report, “Verge of Harming” published by SafeLives, reveals 30% of young people surveyed say they have used harmful behaviours in a relationship. Read key findings...
Hafan Cymru and SafeLives awarded Violence Against Women, Domestic Abuse and Sexual Violence training contract
Hafan Cymru and SafeLives to jointly deliver domestic abuse and gender-based violence training to 2500 professionals, commissioned by Welsh government. Apply here.
SafeLives respond to Home Office funding to support child victims of domestic abuse
Today the Home Office announced new funding of more than £10 million to organisations providing vital support to children who have survived domestic abuse. This...
SafeLives welcome London Mayor’s VAWG Strategy 2022-2025
We welcome the Mayor of London's new strategy on Violence Against Women and Girls published this week and look forward to working with the Mayor's...
A landmark moment for Scotland: SafeLives charity welcomes the Domestic Abuse (Scotland) Act – but highlights the importance of high quality training to grow understanding.
Scottish Government's Domestic Abuse Act could save thousands of lives but must be backed up by training to help police understand the dynamics of abuse.