Domestic abuse courses
Comprehensive domestic abuse training, providing professionals with the knowledge, insights, and accreditation to effectively support victim-survivors of domestic and sexual violence and abuse.
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Training for multi-agency professionals
Domestic abuse training for professionals working in housing, social care, healthcare, education and other frontline services who may come into contact with victim-survivors.
Response to MHCLG consultation
SafeLives’ submission to the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government consultation on the future of support for victims and their children in accommodation-based domestic...
Understanding Domestic Abuse: England and Wales
An introductory domestic abuse training course for professionals working in housing, social care, healthcare, education, and other frontline services who may come into contact with...
Domestic abuse and the military
SafeLives and the Army Benevolent Fund partner to improve the response to domestic abuse in military families through the creation of a spotlight report, specialist...
SafeLives Insights service
Insights enables domestic abuse services to understand their clients’ needs using reliable evidence, ensuring services provide the right resources to victims, survivors and their families.
Domestic abuse and mental health spotlight
Domestic abuse has a severe and lasting impact on mental health – yet many survivors struggle to access the support they need.
eLearning Courses
Introductory domestic abuse eLearning for professionals who may encounter victims and survivors in their role. Ideal for large teams across healthcare, housing, customer service, and...
Beacons: multiple and complex needs briefing paper
Evidence and insight from our pilot programme, supporting victims and survivors domestic abuse who have complex and multiple needs.
Foundation: Training for outreach workers
Our Foundation: Training for Outreach Workers enables domestic abuse specialists to strengthen the support they offer to victims and survivors using a risk-led approach