SafeLives responds to the latest ONS figures on domestic abuse, highlighting gaps in data, the need for stronger survivor support and sustained investment.

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.

Four-day, trauma-informed domestic abuse training course for professionals to support safe disclosure, identify risk and strengthen effective multi-agency referral pathways.

Our MARAC training equips professionals with the knowledge and skills to support effective multi-agency risk assessment conferences, enhance victim safeguarding, and strengthen links across wider safeguarding processes.

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.

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

This is a significant moment for the family justice system and an opportunity to strengthen how children’s voices are heard, recognising children and young people as victims of domestic abuse in their own right.

Counter allegations training for domestic abuse professionals, designed to help you identify the primary perpetrator, understand manipulative tactics, and respond to complex cases with confidence.

This research report amplifies the voices of professionals in the domestic abuse sector and beyond, highlighting both the system’s strengths and challenges.