SafeLives introductory eLearning is the perfect entry point for those who may encounter victims and survivors of domestic abuse in their roles. These training courses are ideal for upskilling large teams across sectors like healthcare, housing, or customer service. Choose from ready-made courses or commission bespoke content tailored to your needs, all developed with input from domestic abuse experts.

BBC Panorama: Undercover in the Police, 1st October 2025, reveals terrifying levels of misogyny, violence, racism and contempt towards the public. This culture has been normalised and allowed to go unchecked - it destroys trust.

This specialist training course for professionals working with families impacted by domestic abuse will enable you to assess relationship dynamics, understand the impact on children, and respond appropriately, using a trauma-informed, whole-family approach.

No one should die as a result of domestic abuse. Dash was ground-breaking 15 years ago, but it has never had a Government-led review. SafeLives is calling for urgent reform: a survivor co-created, inclusive update of risk pathways backed by training, resources, and multi-agency action. Survivors deserve a system that protects them — adults and children alike.

A sign up page for non-accredited training in England and Wales.

SafeLives and the Army Benevolent Fund partner to improve the response to domestic abuse in military families through the creation of a spotlight report, specialist training and a toolkit for professionals.

Sponsored by the Army Benevolent Fund, this specialist training is for domestic abuse professionals supporting victims/survivors in the armed forces. Learn about unique risk factors, military culture, and tailored support pathways.

The Identification and Referral Pathways training in Scotland will empower practitioners with the confidence to recognise domestic abuse, harm and effectively navigate risk assessment and referral processes.

Registration page for the free non-fatal strangulation eLearning.