Sharing settlement and integration practices that work – Family Conflict Prevention Program: A Pathways to Prosperity Projec
Abstract
The Family Conflict Prevention Program provides culturally-sensitive family violence services and supports in 13 different languages. Evaluation showed the program superseded their targets for keeping clients safe from violence/abuse, accessing community services and education on family violence.
Notes
Community organizations
- Calgary Immigrant Women’s Association
Key findings
- 93% of participants indicated their safety and support network improved
- 95% of participants learned how/where to access community services
- 91% of participants reported they learned about risk factors and impacts of family violence
Open access: Yes
Future research/gaps identified: n/a
Integration timeline
- newcomers (not defined)
Key populations
- Immigrants
- Refugees
- Racialized women and their families
Key recommendations
- Use this program as a model for other organizations to replicate
Location
- Calgary
- Alberta
