The Routes to Safety research project aims to enhance domestic abuse referrals and improve the safety of victims and survivors.

This report puts a spotlight on the experiences of LGBT+ victims and survivors of domestic abuse and how professionals can better support them.

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.

Survey highlights overwhelming toll on physical and mental health for domestic abuse victims. London healthcare providers miss chances to help. Read the full report.

Read SafeLives’ full response to Gender Recognition Act consultation.

In light of the Government’s announcement today that it will not be making any legislative changes to the Gender Recognition Act, we would like to reiterate our position from 2018 that we support all adults and children affected by domestic abuse, wherever they are, whoever they are, and however they identify.

Read why domestic abuse, homicide, and sexual violence must be incorporated in Serious Violence Prevention duty to protect victims and improve justice outcomes.

In all our work we are guided by the evidence: research and data, practice expertise from those working to support survivors, and most importantly the lived experience of survivors and their loved ones. All this evidence tells us that there is no ‘typical’ victim – or perpetrator – of domestic abuse

Celebrating 50 years of pride and progress. A SafeLives staff member reflects on the LGBTQ+ journey and the importance of ending discrimination.