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.

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.

Understand the various forms of tech abuse, its impact, how to respond appropriately, and how to better protect ourselves online.

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.

National key findings from multi-agency risk assessment conferences across the UK in 2025, including key findings.

Learn more about stigma and domestic abuse within the LGBT+ community, and how we can respond and support victim and survivors.

Learn more about the prevalence, the effects and how to effectively support victims and survivors impacted by spiritual abuse.

Deepen your understanding of disability and domestic abuse, focusing on how to respond to victims and survivors who are blind or partially sighted.