No More Deaths by Welfare exposes the lethal mechanics of Britain's social security system that has been weaponized against the very people it claims to support, and how people are beginning to imagine a new society, refusing the confines of a welfare system built on shame. Welfare researcher China Mills connects the dots between the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP), the arms trade, the immigration system, and colonial extraction. In doing so, she traces the dark history of a department rooted in state-sanctioned policing of who is (and is not) deemed deserving. But it is more than a chronicle of harm. Drawing on over a decade of activism led by disabled people and bereaved families, and from police abolitionists, the book delves into the power of collective imagination, healing shame, and refusing 'perfect victim' narratives. From direct action on the streets to the quiet, powerful mutual aid practiced from bed, the book is a call to action not only to build solidarity and power against state violence, but also to imagine, practice, and build welfare justice.