As part of our 16 Days 2024 campaign, a SafeLives Changemaker reflects on the life-changing impact of specialist support for young survivors of domestic and sexual abuse

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

Response to Home Office’s announcement on upcoming reforms to boost confidence in the police.

Our statement on the new Government's first Budget. We outline key areas of investment and reform needed, including frontline workforce expansion, data integration, and enhanced accountability, to create a more effective response for the whole family.

This is an introductory level course suitable for any professional who may come into contact with adults affected by domestic abuse.

We broadly welcome the Government’s announcement of new measures to strengthen the response to domestic abuse, including the introduction of DAPOs and domestic abuse specialists in 999 control rooms.

SafeLives Pioneers and Changemakers have written an open letter in light of racist and Islamophobic riots across the UK in August 2024.

SafeLives statement on the Southport attack and subsequent far-right violence.

Launch of our new project across Hampshire that will ensure the voices, experiences and expertise of victims and survivors are at the heart of the region’s response to domestic abuse. The two-year project will put local organisations and survivors at the heart of tackling domestic abuse by supporting them to share lived experience and develop best practice.