Supporting GBT men: The Dyn Project
GBT inclusive support: The Dyn Project gives tailored support to men across Wales facing domestic abuse. Discover their impactful work.
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Understanding disabled women’s experiences of domestic abuse
Breaking down barriers: How intersectionality helps understand disabled women's experience of domestic abuse. Dr Ravi K. Thiara gives guidance for professionals and services.
Why education is important for understanding domestic abuse
The need for education and prevention is vital. We know how children are impacted greatly by violence that is happening in the home; according to...
Working with survivors of domestic abuse: Cafcass
In this blog, a Cafcass Family Court Adviser shares her experience and thoughts on domestic abuse as it affects proceedings concerning children in the family...
Joint letter prioritising the healthcare response
Read the five demands from 25 domestic abuse and health organisations calling on Secretary of State to prioritise the healthcare response to domestic abuse.
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.
Response to new CPS Data July 2020
New CPS data showing steep falls in addressing domestic abuse cases is concerning. SafeLives renews calls for cultural change training for police and CPS staff
Response to speech by Sir James Munby on family justice
SafeLives welcomes Sir James Munby's call to end cross-examination by alleged perpetrators in family courts. We support better special measures and judge training.
Response to the Independent Review of Children’s Social Care report
Report finds support must be offered to families earlier. SafeLives strives to support all family members affected by domestic abuse. Learn about our Engage program...
SafeLives welcome new relationship and sex education guidance
We welcome new Department for Education relationship and sex education guidance but let's ensure teachers get the training and resources to help young people.