Benefits of social workers delivering domestic abuse programmes
Rachel Tossell from NDADA writes about the mutual benefits of working alongside social workers in domestic abuse programmes with service users.
The frontline
A view from the frontline: the role of the Mental Health Idva
Find out about the creation and intricacies of the Mental Health Idva role, from conception to referrals to interventions. Guest blog from Amber Canham.
A Coordinated Response to risk: Scottish Marac operation
Jenny Smith, SafeLives' Marac Development Officer for Scotland, looks at the development of Marac in Scotland and frontline challenges in Covid-19.
Health Pathfinder
A national project to transform healthcare's response to domestic violence and abuse by ensuring a coordinated and consistent approach across the health system.
Beacons pilot programme
Find out what we learned through our ambitious pilot of tailored interventions supporting adult and child survivors of domestic abuse.
‘Honour’-based abuse and forced marriage cases at Marac in Scotland
Research report into how to respond to cases of ‘honour’-based abuse at Marac in Scotland.
The Circle Fund: Small sums making big change
Report on the impact that small grant amounts can have on survivors of domestic abuse.
Ending Domestic Abuse – specialist services report
A specialist services report, ‘Ending Domestic Abuse’, exploring how SafeLives can build relationships and mutual opportunities with small/specialist services and their service users and improve the practical support it offers.
Practitioner survey
Research with Idvas, outreach workers, Ypvas and frontline services in England and Wales