Information on how to get a diploma in domestic abuse by proving capability in three of the four areas we have identified as key to helping victims and survivors of domestic abuse - Idva, Outreach, Victims of Sexual Violence and Young People through completing OCN London accredited courses.

SafeLives aim to end domestic abuse, for everyone and for good. Domestic Abuse (DA) Matters is a bespoke cultural change programme for police officers and staff across the UK.

Our training supports professionals to recognise the signs of domestic abuse, understand the issues, and respond quickly and effectively when a victim needs help.

SafeLives isn't a domestic abuse service. But if you're experiencing domestic abuse or you're worried about a friend or family member, help is available.

Data exploring who the victims of domestic abuse are, and what characteristics and factors make a person more likely to be abused.

Learn more about multi-agency risk assessment conferences, who attends and how they help safeguard victims of domestic abuse.

Information on our Young People’s Authentic Voice Panel, the Changemakers, and the impact of including young people’s authentic voice in our work.

A summary of the Authentic Voice principles and Authentic Voice model. The AV principles are the foundation of all our Authentic Voice work. They were co-created by survivors (SafeLives Pioneers and Authentic Voice Panel) and professionals, some of whom also have lived experience of domestic abuse. The AV model was created to hold space for survivors to choose the level of involvement that best meets their needs at this time when using their lived experience in our work.

Datasets from our Insights system on Idva services, outreach services, children accessing domestic abuse services and sexual violence services.