Change programme for Children’s Social Care
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Access our programmes and resources aimed at professionals working in Scotland.
Improving the health response to domestic abuse in Blackpool
A reflection on delivering specialist training and referral pathways to GP practices with the Pathfinder project. Read about the significant impact it’s made in Blackpool.
Leading Lights accreditation process
Information on the Leading Lights accreditation process including how the process works, eligibility, key criteria and standards, costs, and how to apply
SafeLives launch partnership with Army Benevolent Fund
SafeLives is proud to launch a new three-year partnership with the Army Benevolent Fund, to support military families experiencing domestic abuse
Everyday business in family courts: why the system must change for domestic abuse survivors
New research from the Domestic Abuse Commissioner’s Office exposes the extent to which domestic abuse is “everyday business” in the family courts.
Labour Violence against women and girls green paper
SafeLives welcomes Labour's VAWG green paper. Read breakdown of crucial measures proposed, from specialist services to family court training, in the fight against domestic abuse.
SafeLives calls on Government to fund culture change programme for police and CPS
SafeLives welcomes HMCPSI and HMICFRS report on evidence led domestic abuse cases, but calls in Government to fund cultural change domestic abuse training
Tips for mental health professionals working with survivors of domestic abuse
Understanding the link between domestic abuse and mental health: Insights from a mental health coordinator. Practical tips for professionals from Standing Together.
Lifesaving domestic abuse meetings under strain, warns charity
Domestic abuse meetings that protect victims from serious harm are being pushed to breaking point, a new report from UK charity SafeLives has warned.