SafeLives CEO Ellen Miller to retire early, following major life changes
SafeLives has today announced that our CEO, Ellen Miller, is taking early retirement for personal reasons following major life changes.
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SafeLives launch partnership with Army Benevolent Fund
SafeLives is proud to launch a new three-year partnership with the Army Benevolent Fund, to support military families experiencing domestic abuse
SafeLives welcomes £53m boost for Drive Project
SafeLives welcome the Home Office’s £53 million investment to expand the Drive Project, which tackles high-risk domestic abuse perpetrators and increases safety for victim-survivors across England and Wales.
SafeLives launches new strategy: Find what works. Help it happen
A bold new strategy outlines reforms to better protect survivors, challenge perpetrators, and prevent abuse before it begins.
21 Years of SafeLives: Changing the Story of Domestic Abuse
Our CEO, Ellen Miller reflects on 21 years of SafeLives, our impact and our bold vision for ending domestic abuse for everyone, for good.
Dame Maria Miller appointed Chair of SafeLives
We’re pleased to announce Dame Maria Miller DBE will become Chair of SafeLives in June 2025, bringing her leadership and commitment to ending abuse.
The Queen receives Starfish Award as SafeLives celebrates 21 years of change
Clarence House event marks SafeLives' 21st birthday and the power of survivor voice in transforming the response to domestic abuse.
The Starfish Story: the difference we make
At SafeLives, we believe in changing lives. Since our inception two decades ago, we’ve carried the Starfish Story in our hearts, using it to remind ourselves and professionals across the country why every single intervention matters.
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.