Policy date: November 2025
In partnership with SSI, this policy insights paper highlights the critical role faith and community leaders play in preventing and responding to domestic, family and sexual violence (DFSV) in migrant and refugee communities. Drawing on national consultations conducted through the Train, Engage, Connect, Support (TECS) program, the paper identifies practical strategies to strengthen community-led early intervention, build trust between communities and services, and improve culturally responsive safety pathways for victim-survivors.
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