- What works
- The basics
- Children and young people
- Format and delivery
- Subject matter for children
- Subject matter for teenagers and young people
- Disclosure and consent to participate for children and young people
- Māori
- Pasifika
- Migrants and refugees
- Rainbow community
- People with disabilities
- Tools, templates and examples
- Case studies
What works for migrants and people with a refugee background
Involving the local community and considering participants' cultural background helps to make prevention activities successful for migrants and refugees.
Why migrants and refugees are unique
Refugees and migrants may be at greater risk of violence and less likely to report abuse than other groups, because of:
- social isolation
- language barriers
- low levels of education and income
- fear of authorities, particularly among those who fear deportation or have had poor experiences with authorities in the past
- a lack of awareness of legal rights and available services.
What works for migrants and refugees
Successful prevention activities for migrants and people who have been refugees: