Operation Spotlight on Young Drivers 2026 highlights the risks facing young and newly qualified drivers. Find practical advice for young people, passengers, parents and carers, plus trusted travel safety guidance through the Travel Guardian app.

New Domestic Abuse Related Death Review guidance is putting greater focus on learning from deaths linked to abuse. With 3.8 million adults estimated to have experienced domestic abuse in one year, we look at why prevention depends not only on giving people ways to speak up, but on listening, connecting information and acting on what we learn.

Starting university means new accounts, new apps, new networks and plenty of information being shared online. We’ve teamed up with Cyber Safe Coach to highlight 10 simple digital safety steps students can take from day one, from stronger passwords and scam awareness to phone security, privacy and knowing where to turn if something goes wrong. You can also access trusted safety, safeguarding and support resources through imabi Travel Guardian.

Starting university is a big step for students and parents alike. From making friends and managing money to staying connected and knowing where to turn for support, this guide explores how parents can support independence, stay connected and help students feel more confident, with practical tools and trusted support available through Travel Guardian.

imabi Community CIC is now a Certified Social Enterprise and member of Social Enterprise UK. This milestone recognises our commitment to using purpose-led technology, partnerships and community voice to help people stay safe, connected and informed.

Pride Month is a time to celebrate LGBTQ+ visibility, history and belonging, but it is also a reminder that inclusion must include safety. This blog explores why Pride still matters, how lived experience shapes safer communities, and how imabi supports people to stay safe, connected and informed.

Community Month is a time to celebrate connection, belonging and local action. This blog explores how imabi and imabi Community CIC supports safer communities by listening to lived experience, improving access to trusted information and helping people stay safe, connected and informed through imabi platform.

Through Travel Guardian’s Speak Out feature, imabi Community CIC captures real community experiences of anti-social behaviour and harmful conduct. With 43% of respondents reporting incidents on public transport and 81% identifying behavioural concerns as the top issue, this data is helping councils and partners take meaningful action.

imabi Community CIC was created to ensure that access to safety, safeguarding and wellbeing tools is not limited by budgets. Working alongside the wider imabi platform, the CIC helps schools, communities and organisations access technology that supports prevention, early reporting and support pathways - made possible through sponsorship, fundraising and investment partnerships.