Victim-survivors need both status & support to be safe and report abuse

As the Victims and Prisoners Bill is debated in the House of Lords, we urge Peers to advocate that support should be provided to all victim-survivors regardless of immigration status

#SupportMigrantVictims

Our recent report Too Many to Count highlights the importance of clear communication when professionals are working with people who have experienced domestic abuse, and may be living with a brain injury. ow.ly/916m50Rj5X8
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Join a strong, supportive community of women at the Edinburgh Women's 10K on Sun 22 September and enjoy an amazing route through the city with lots to see and celebrate on the way! #EndDomesticAbuse

Register your interest here - ow.ly/u0Y750R8cSz

On Wednesday the 24th, we launch our #InvestingInSafety resources that lay out a strong financial case for investing in by & for services supporting victim-survivors with NRPF.

Hope you're as excited as we are to hear more from our speakers.

Register 👇
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Including my daughter, Ellie Beat, who spoke for SafeLives today. So incredibly proud.

Brilliant presentation by SafeLives change makers - lots to takeaway for young scrutiny, coproduction in #safeguarding and #DomesticAbuse #VISIONADA2024

Now hearing from SafeLives on their Your Best Friend project exploring the role of peer support for young people experiencing domestic abuse. Which has been a strong theme throughout the conference so far. How can we support young people to support each other? #VISIONADA2024

Jen Daw and Sally Steadman South SafeLives sharing their 'Your Best Friend' work aimed at empowering young people to support their friends if they shared experiences of abuse. Freely available resources are on the Safelives website. #VISIONADA2024

Brilliant morning at City, University of London for the Adolescent Domestic Abuse conference hosted by Ruth Weir 💙 & I. Fabulous speakers but a special shout out to Louisa Rolfe from National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) & SafeLives changemakers who are you people taking part in DA research.
#VISIONADA2024

Our colleague Dr Viv Bickham MBE is presenting at the Suicide Research Symposium at 18:30 19th April on #DomesticAbuse Related Deaths by Suicide: Prevalence, Prevention and Postvention.
Register for this virtual conference here: suicideresearchsymposium.com #SRS24 #SuicidePrevention

Speaking about adolescent domestic abuse at #VISIONADA2024 , a Changemaker from domestic abuse charity SafeLives says: “There’s a lack of support available for young survivors at a time when they need it most.”

Great to hear from the change makers and how co production worked for them with SafeLives love hearing about real co production go change makers! ♥️🙌🏾

This is amazing! Congratulations to the SafeLives Changemakers. We look forward to seeing them tomorrow at our VISION Adolescent Domestic Abuse conference #VISIONADA2024 SafeLives

The Adolescent Domestic Abuse Conference is underway at City, University of London today, hosted by UKPRP Violence, Health and Society Consortium and introduced by Ruth Weir 💙. Speakers include representatives from Thames Valley Police, Metropolitan Police and Islington Council #VISIONADA2024

📢One week to go until the webinar launch of our new best practice guidance to improve services & safety for blind or partially sighted victims and survivors of #DomesticAbuse . Sign up today - linktr.ee/SafeLivesWebin…

Finally thank you for hearing the care experienced survivor voices 🤲🏾

At Amour Destiné we’ve been campaigning for this for so long . Even wrote about it in Danielle Brown MBE fostering magazine last year

Victims’ Commissioner London someone is listening 💛🌻
#VictimsBill ✊🏾

Wonderful discussion at Buckingham Palace this afternoon. Her Majesty gave our Changemakers the opportunity to share their vision for the future and why listening to the voices of young people must be a vital part of the UK’s response to #DomesticAbuse .
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Queen Camilla has backed a nationwide pop-up scheme in schools to help young people at risk of domestic abuse or becoming involved in toxic relationships

She hosted four young women from SafeLives at Buckingham Palace