Poverty & Inclusion Community & Social Justice 2025
SafeLives

Impact Report 2024-25

SafeLives celebrated its 21st year in 2024-25 with a landmark impact report and new 2025-28 strategy. Nearly 130,000 MARAC cases were heard across the UK, 15,000+ professionals trained, and the Drive Project expanded nationally with renewed Home Office investment. Survivor leadership through Authentic Voice and a Whole Picture approach to systems change remain central to the charity's work.

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Report snapshot
Nearly 130,000 MARAC cases heard with 150,000+ children linked (year to March 2025) Key Metric 1
15,000+ learners trained across 700+ sessions; 70,000+ police officers trained since inception Key Metric 2
Total income £10.629m — 7.3% increase on previous year Key Metric 3
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MARAC national data platform, Drive Project perpetrator programme, CADA children's programme, Authentic Voice survivor leadership, Whole Picture local systems work, workforce training across policing, health, housing and justice

📊Key Metrics

Nearly 130,000 MARAC cases heard with 150,000+ children linked (year to March 2025) Key Metric 1
15,000+ learners trained across 700+ sessions; 70,000+ police officers trained since inception Key Metric 2
Total income £10.629m — 7.3% increase on previous year Key Metric 3

✅Key Outcomes

  • Drive Project expanded with new Home Office investment; 1,100 referrals in 2024-25, 7,000+ total to date
  • 600+ children supported through CADA programme; funding secured to March 2026
  • First survivor-led Authentic Voice conference held in Scotland; new Hampshire survivor panel launched

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UK-Wide

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