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 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.

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.

A variety of tailored workshops for police officers and staff to build confidence, knowledge, and effective practice in responding to domestic abuse

An OCNLR Level 3 Certificate in Children’s Domestic Abuse Advocate (CHIDVA) training will equip you with the knowledge, tools and strategies essential for working with child victims and survivors of domestic abuse.

To achieve the OCN Diploma in Domestic Abuse learners must be based in England or Wales and complete one Level 3 Foundation accredited training course and three Level 3 Specialist accredited training courses with SafeLives to support victims and survivors of domestic abuse.

The importance of collecting a broad range of both qualitative and quantitative data from survivors, frontline domestic abuse services, Maracs and local authorities.