Why mental health support for survivors of domestic abuse is so vital
World Mental Health Day and the start of our series, Donna describes why responding to the mental health needs of survivors of domestic abuse is...
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Call for government to invest in domestic abuse support
New research highlights not enough funding or support in place for domestic abuse victims and survivors as UK Government tables Domestic Abuse Bill.
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.
Risk pathways and our position on DASH
No one should die as a result of domestic abuse. DASH was ground-breaking 15 years ago, but it has never had a Government-led review. SafeLives...
Domestic abuse training for service managers
SafeLives’ training for service managers aims to improve the effectiveness of domestic abuse services by providing advice and guidance on their operational and strategic management...
Specialist: Responding to victims of sexual violence
Our Responding to victims of sexual violence course builds skills, knowledge and confidence, to improve professional responses and make victims of sexual violence safer
Children’s Domestic Abuse Advocate (CHIDVA) training
An OCNLR Level 3 Certificate in Children’s Domestic Abuse Advocate (CHIDVA) training will equip you with the knowledge, tools and strategies essential for working with...
MARAC referral criteria and form
A resource providing information on the criteria for a referral to Marac and answers to frequently asked questions about these.
Responding to counter allegations: guidance – a review of practice
Practice guidance to support all multi-agency partners in England & Wales in identifying and supporting cases involving counter allegations.
Violence reduction units (VRUs) approach to childhood trauma and domestic abuse
Briefing paper looking at how Violence reduction units' (VRUs) bring together multi-agencies to respond to the local drivers of serious violence.