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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 Evaluation showed the program superseded their targets for keeping clients safe from violence/abuse, accessing community services and education on family violence.
Authors: Calgary Immigrant Women's Association Publication Date: 2/1/2022

Publication Type: Report

URL:http://p2pcanada.ca/wp-content/blogs.dir/1/files/2022/02/FCPP-CIWA-Brief-EN.pdf
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

Collections domestic-violence , physical-and-mental-health

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