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

Harpinder Collacott appointed Chief Executive of SafeLives to advance its ambition to end domestic abuse, for everyone and for good, bringing more than 20 years’ leadership experience across social justice, international development, humanitarian action and systems change.

Four-day, trauma-informed domestic abuse training course for professionals to support safe disclosure, identify risk and strengthen effective multi-agency referral pathways.

NFS Lunch & Learn registration

Our MARAC training equips professionals with the knowledge and skills to support effective multi-agency risk assessment conferences, enhance victim safeguarding, and strengthen links across wider safeguarding processes.

Meet SafeLives Changemakers this International Youth Day and discover how young people are shaping domestic abuse policy, research and frontline practice.

If you are interested in commissioning SafeLives to deliver training for your place of work, please fill out this enquiry form and we will be in touch.

Enhance Multi-Agency Response to Domestic Abuse EOI

In this new blog, SafeLives Pioneer Dipty reflects on what has changed in the five years since the Domestic Abuse Act became law, what still hasn't, and the practical changes needed to ensure every survivor can access the protection and support they deserve.