For Black History Month, Dawn Munroe explores the power of community connections, the experiences of Black and Brown domestic abuse survivors, and why By and For organisations must be recognised, properly resourced and included in decisions that shape the sector.

SafeLives responds to the latest ONS figures on domestic abuse, highlighting gaps in data, the need for stronger survivor support and sustained investment.

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We welcome the recently published report from The Children's Society, Red flags we don't see: Missed signs and missed support in teenage relationships. The report was launched at a fringe event at the Labour Party Conference, where SafeLives' Associate Director of Authentic Voice, Sally Steadman spoke.

SafeLives’ interim CEO, Tracey Bleakley, discusses the Government’s early-release scheme and its implications for victim-survivors of domestic abuse.

The SafeLives Data Dashboard is an open-access, interactive tool bringing together SafeLives' core datasets to make domestic abuse data more accessible, transparent and actionable. Explore trends, compare areas and use data to inform research, policy, funding decisions and domestic abuse service provision.

Information for professionals about the Disclosure Scheme for Domestic Abuse Scotland (DSDAS), including when it may be relevant, how applications are made and how it differs from MARAC.

This research explores how local services respond to children and young people experiencing domestic abuse or using harmful behaviours. Bringing together the voices of victim-survivors and professionals, the report highlights strengths, challenges and opportunities to improve local responses to domestic abuse.

Domestic abuse training for professionals working in housing, social care, healthcare, education and other frontline services who may come into contact with victim-survivors.