Learn how SafeLives is working to improve how London manages the risk of serious harm from domestic abuse. Read our latest research and recommendations.

The Routes to Safety research project aims to enhance domestic abuse referrals and improve the safety of victims and survivors.

To achieve the OCN Diploma in Domestic Abuse learners must be based in England or Wales and complete one Level 3 Foundation accredited training course and two Level 3 Specialist accredited training courses with SafeLives to support victims and survivors of domestic abuse.

SafeLives launch toolkit for Marac professionals in Scotland on how to effectively manage risk during transitions.

Guidance on how to effectively manage risk during transitions, emphasising the importance of proactive information sharing and coordinated multi-agency support.

SafeLives best practice guidance for professionals in Scotland responding to counter allegations at Marac.

This ruling sends a dangerous message to victims of abuse and violence that policing remains unable to hold itself fully accountable, even in cases where officers pose a known risk.

Coercive control is at the heart of domestic abuse. It’s great to see legal changes in England & Wales that recognise this, placing coercive control on par with other forms of domestic abuse.

SafeLives welcomes the Government's new initiative to establish the National Centre for VAWG. This centre promises a more consistent and coordinated approach to tackling the devastating impacts of VAWG, backed by a commitment to professionalise the police response.