Domestic abuse perpetrator intervention, Drive (a partnership between SafeLives, Respect and Social Finance) and over 70 signatories call on the Government to invest in a perpetrator strategy, as new research shows the potential of perpetrator programmes to cut violent crime and keep victims and families safe.

New research highlights not enough funding or support in place for domestic abuse victims and survivors as UK Government tables Domestic Abuse Bill.

SafeLives receives Big Lottery Fund grant to end domestic abuse postcode lottery in Scotland, bridging gaps in services and amplifying survivor voices.

Survivors propose 'Ask for ANI' code word scheme for domestic abuse victims during Covid-19 lockdown, offering a lifeline for help.

New data reveals rising demand for domestic abuse services during lockdown with 61% of survivors unable to seek help. Government urged to fund vital services.

NatWest's 'The Circle Fund' opens for frontline services helping domestic and economic abuse survivors. Apply now for crisis and recovery support funding.

Read our open letter addressing the recent disturbing column by Rod Liddle and its impact on victims and survivors of domestic abuse.

Scottish Government's Domestic Abuse Act could save thousands of lives but must be backed up by training to help police understand the dynamics of abuse.

250 girls born in the UK today will grow up to have an abusive partner. SafeLives calls for a radical rethink in the response to preventing domestic abuse.