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...
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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.
SafeLives welcomes the Ministry of Justice’s new pilot scheme to provide better support to domestic abuse victims in the family courts
Family courts must change to support domestic abuse victims. SafeLives welcomes the Ministry of Justice's pilot scheme but calls for mandatory training and more support.
SafeLives response to College of Policing report on domestic abuse risk assessment
SafeLives welcome the College of Policing’s continued commitment to improve the response to domestic abuse.
SafeLives welcomes the Domestic Abuse Act 2021 Statutory Guidance
SafeLives welcomes the publication of the Domestic Abuse Act 2021 Statutory Guidance. This supporting framework translates the Act into practical information for frontline agencies and...
SafeLives’ response to The Child Safeguarding Practice Review Panel’s briefing paper into child safeguarding and domestic abuse
SafeLives strongly support the Child Safeguarding Practice Review panel's proposed four core practice principles that should underpin work with children and their families in relation...
SafeLives welcomes the new Government
We welcome the new Government and a new chance to tackle domestic abuse and all forms of violence against women and girls. This is a...
SafeLives respond to NPCC and the College of Policing’s ‘Policing VAWG National Framework for Delivery’
New national framework presents a leadership opportunity. We urge the police to take it. Misogyny, racism and homophobia must have no place in policing.
SafeLives responds to the Government’s response to the Victims Bill pre-legislative scrutiny report
Statutory definition for Idvas is progress, but migrant survivor reporting mechanisms still needed. Read SafeLives' analysis of Government response