We work independently and collaboratively with specialized domestic violence organizations to create much-needed awareness. Our intervention and prevention model is based on evidence-based research and programs. Cultural competency, Trauma-informed services, and client safety remain our core principles.

We offer support to people experiencing Domestic and Family Violence (DFV); families, migrant and temporary residents, and people from CALD communities.
We work with government, national bodies, and various NFPs in research and advocacy work for domestic violence prevention, mostly for CALD communities in Australia. Our primary focus is to create a discussion around the invisible multifaceted complexities of any DFV case, particularly from the CALD perspective.
Our works are based on authentic research and are managed by experienced and expert professionals and volunteers. We advocate for change at the top and base.

Our goal is to create a respectful world with gender equity and prevention of domestic abuse by being aware, creating accountability, and addressing the issue at the root.