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New program to help faith leaders of CALD communities combat domestic violence issues

Published 22 February 2024, 9:45 am
Faith leaders and culturally and linguistically diverse communities are at the centre of a new $3 million training program aiming to end violence against women and children, which will aim to increase indicators of violence and how to respond to disclosures of abuse.
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