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Echo: Embedding Authentic Voice in Bolton, Leicestershire and Sheffield

Echo is an innovative project spanning Bolton, Leicestershire and Sheffield which aims to transform responses to domestic abuse by ensuring survivor voices are at the centre of design and delivery of policies and services. 

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Appointment of new SafeLives CEO

In autumn 2023, our CEO, Suzanne Jacob OBE, announced that she would be stepping down in spring 2024 to allow a new leader to take forward SafeLives’ mission to end domestic abuse into the next decade.

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The SafeLives Practice team

Find out more about our experienced Practice team.

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Appointment of Ellen Miller, Interim CEO

In autumn 2022 we announced that our CEO Suzanne Jacob, OBE would be taking parental leave from January 2023. Following an extensive and rigorous recruitment process, we are delighted to confirm the appointment of Ellen Miller as interim CEO.

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Suzanne Jacob, CEO, to step down from her role at SafeLives in Spring 2024

Suzanne Jacob has announced her intention to step down as CEO of SafeLives in the spring 2024 to allow a new leader to take forward our mission to end domestic abuse into the next decade.

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SafeLives welcome London Mayor’s VAWG Strategy 2022-2025

We welcome the Mayor of London's new strategy on Violence Against Women and Girls published this week and look forward to working with the Mayor's Office to drive this work forward.

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The Duchess of Cornwall, Patron of SafeLives, hosts a reception to launch Allie Crewe’s exhibition, ‘I am…’

Join HRH, The Duchess of Cornwall, survivors, and practitioners in Manchester for Allie Crewe’s 'I am…', a powerful exhibition challenging narratives around domestic abuse.

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Your best friend Toxic relationships: 13-24 year old asked What will keep you safe?

Your Best Friend project asks girls, women, & non-binary individuals aged 13-24 about toxic relationships. Fill in the survey and let us know what you’d want for your best friend.

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Victims of ‘honour’-based abuse 7 times more likely to have multiple perpetrators than other victims of domestic abuse

New research from SafeLives and Karma Nirvana highlights victims of 'honour-based' abuse seven times more likely to have multiple perpetrators and face additional barriers to support.

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