Open letter to the editor of the Telegraph
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Charity warns domestic abuse survivors face unequal fight for safety
Survivors of domestic abuse are facing stark inequalities in their journey to safety, according to new Routes to Safety research from SafeLives, launched to mark...
Family Voice Project
Guidance and resources for frontline practitioners - amplifying the voices, experiences and perspectives of families.
Briefing for MARACs: repeat cases
Learn about the definition of a Marac repeat case and best practice guidance on how to manage them effectively.
Guidance for MARACs: Older people
Marac guidance to support the appropriate safeguarding of older people (60+) who are victims of domestic abuse.
Guidance for multi-agency forums: Older people
Learn more about what multi-agency forums can do to support older victims and survivors of domestic abuse.
DAART evaluation briefing
An evaluation of key data about the DAART online learning resource
More must be done to help survivors of domestic abuse to be safe at home
SafeLives, a national domestic abuse charity, publishes new research today that reveals a system that fails to meet the needs of survivors, leaving many to...
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.
Ambition is welcome. Delivery is the test.
SafeLives welcomes the Government’s new Violence Against Women and Girls strategy and its commitment to halve VAWG within a decade. That ambition is urgently needed....