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Specialist domestic violence support hub for migrants and refugees

Published 10 May 2024, 9:55 am
From language barriers to legal complexities, migrant and refugee women face added challenges seeking support for domestic violence. In New South Wales, a specialised service has now been launched aiming to bridge that gap. But legal experts and advocates say for some, access to services are still limited.
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