Camilla hosted the reception for the charity SafeLives, which focuses on eradicating domestic abuse.

During a reception at Clarence House on April 1, 2025, the Queen expressed her support for Micala and Lee Trussler, parents of murdered schoolgirl Holly Newton.

Mr. Trussler emphasized that the Queen's attention could help raise awareness and garner support for their legislative changes aimed at protecting children.

Holly Newton was tragically murdered in January 2023 at the age of 15 by her ex-boyfriend Logan MacPhail, who had been stalking her.

The Queen also spoke with Diana Parkes, whose daughter Joanna Simpson was murdered by her estranged husband in 2010, discussing the urgent need to eliminate domestic abuse.

Camilla referred to social media as 'terrifying,' acknowledging its role in contributing to youth violence, a concern echoed by Ms. Parkes.

In her address, the Queen acknowledged the progress made in discussing domestic abuse over the past decade, emphasizing the need for continued advocacy.

The Trusslers' campaign aims to lower the age for recognizing victims of domestic abuse, highlighting a critical gap in current legislation.

Mrs. Trussler noted that the Queen expressed sorrow for their loss and highlighted the importance of their campaign.

Experts have noted that while the internet offers benefits, it can also cause significant harm, particularly among youth, exacerbating issues like violence.

The Trusslers are campaigning to change the law to recognize individuals under 16 as victims of domestic abuse, a cause that the Queen has shown passionate support for.

During the event, Camilla celebrated SafeLives' 21st anniversary and received a 'Starfish Award' for her advocacy work.