SafeLives’ response to Home Office’s £8.3 million fund for VAWG services
Missed opportunity: The recent £8.3m Home Office find could better empower smaller specialist domestic abuse organisations. Let's rethinking funding processes for real impact
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SafeLives responds to Baroness Casey’s interim report on Met Police misconduct
Baroness Casey’s report is clear – fundamental change is needed in policing, both at the Metropolitan Police and elsewhere.
SafeLives’ response to super-complaint on police perpetrated domestic abuse
We welcome the HMICFRS’s decision to uphold the super-complaint submitted by the Centre for Women’s Justice about domestic abuse perpetrated by the police (PPDA). The...
Equal opportunities
Read our equal opportunities policy, affirming our commitment to fostering a diverse, inclusive, and equitable workplace and community.
Marac suggested agenda
A one page resource providing a suggested agenda for Marac meetings.
Marac administration and governance templates
These resource packs contain templates the for the documentation supporting the adminstration and governance of a Marac.
Who is the victim? New report highlights challenges of counter allegations for domestic abuse professionals
A new report issued today by SafeLives highlights the challenges that domestic abuse professionals face identifying primary perpetrators dealing with counter allegations.
Response to the Government’s rape review
Government’s rape review apology for failing victims of rape. SafeLives calls for inclusion of rape and domestic abuse in statutory serious violence definition.
Covid-19 and the domestic abuse sector
Responding to the Covid-19 pandemic was a huge challenge for us and the wider domestic abuse sector. Read more about its impact on the frontline...
Giving evidence in court: guidance for practitioners
Guide to help practitioners decide whether to give evidence in court and how to assess and manage risk.