This research report explores how professionals can best support young people using harmful behaviours in their intimate or family relationships.

The Verge of Harming Phase 2 practice resource ‘Empowering Engagement’ is for professionals supporting young people who are using harmful behaviours in their relationships.

Clarence House event marks SafeLives' 21st birthday and the power of survivor voice in transforming the response to domestic abuse.

In 2024, more people died by suicide following domestic abuse than were killed by a partner. If we want to save lives, we must stop joining the dots too late.

At SafeLives, we believe in changing lives. Since our inception two decades ago, we’ve carried the Starfish Story in our hearts, using it to remind ourselves and professionals across the country why every single intervention matters.

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

SafeLives welcomes the Government's new initiative to establish the National Centre for VAWG. This centre promises a more consistent and coordinated approach to tackling the devastating impacts of VAWG, backed by a commitment to professionalise the police response.

This data is from a survey completed by survivors who were involved in the SafeLives Public Health Approach between 30/06/2021 and 17/09/2024.

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