The SafeLives Data Dashboard is an open-access, interactive tool bringing together SafeLives' core datasets to make domestic abuse data more accessible, transparent and actionable. Explore trends, compare areas and use data to inform research, policy, funding decisions and domestic abuse service provision.

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

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.

Following the Scottish Parliament election on 7th May 2026, SafeLives welcome all newly elected and returning MSPs, and the incoming Scottish Government. We hope, and need, to see increased focus and political attention on the public health emergency that is domestic abuse

SafeLives Authentic Voice toolkit for MARACs in Scotland helps embed survivor voice, improve domestic abuse responses, and strengthen trauma-informed practice.

We are concerned by recent comments and media coverage around false domestic abuse claims and the immigration system. Migrant victim-survivors must be able to seek safety without fear that they will be disbelieved, punished or treated as suspect because of their immigration status.

Five years after the Domestic Abuse Act became law, too many survivors are still not getting the protection and support they were promised.

Guidance and resources for frontline practitioners - amplifying the voices, experiences and perspectives of families.

Domestic abuse is Scotland’s hidden emergency. Survivors are clear; the upcoming election is a chance to change that.