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Conversations for Prevention – Myanmar

Resources developed with Myanmar communities. Together, we can prevent violence before it starts and help our families to be happy and safe.

Conversations for Prevention

Community-led conversations in Coffs Harbour to build healthy, equal relationships and prevent domestic and family violence.

The Logan Hub

The Logan Hub is a groundbreaking facility funded by SSI and the Queensland Department of State Development, Infrastructure and Planning.

No Child Left Out: Designing Thriving Kids for a Diverse Australia (2026)

This report highlights the urgent need to embed CALD voices, expertise and leadership at the centre of Thriving Kids reform.

Settlement Engagement and Transition Support (SETS) Client Services

Discover how SETS Queensland can help eligible humanitarian entrants and family stream migrants in South East Queensland.

Whistleblower Report Form

SSI Group welcome the reporting of any instances of suspected wrongdoing, including unethical, illegal, or fraudulent conduct.

SafePath Insights Brief

Building capacity of the multicultural and settlement sector to improve responses to migrant and refugee victim-survivors of sexual violence.

Ipswich Multicultural DFV Roundtable – Outcomes Report

An urgent need for coordinated and systemic reform to ensure equitable access to safety, justice, and support for victim-survivors of DFV.

Model of Culturally Responsive Practice

The Model is SSI’s holistic, trauma-informed approach to preventing and responding to domestic, family and sexual violence (DFSV).

Consultation Insights Report: The role of faith and community leadership in DFSV prevention

The role of faith and community leadership in DFSV prevention and early intervention in migrant and refugee communities.

Submission on a National Cultural Policy (May 2026)

SSI welcomes the opportunity to provide this submission to the Australian Government’s Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications, Sport and the Arts’ National Cultural Policy.

Safe and Supported: Addressing domestic, family and sexual violence in multicultural communities in Australia

Policy Brief: Safe and Supported - Addressing domestic, family and sexual violence in multicultural communities in Australia.

SSI welcomes government’s response as Australia confronts rising Islamophobia

SSI welcomes the government's response to the National Response to Islamophobia report, with schools playing a key role.

Landmark RISE project shares insights on tackling gendered racism in leadership progression

Early findings from the RISE Project, a four-year initiative working with organisations to expand leadership pathways for CARM women

Australian advocates in worlds largest refugee camp call for urgent action

Australian advocates at the world's largest refugee camp are calling for urgent action as UNHCR releases its annual Global Trends report.

Sacred Heart students celebrate Refugee Week with cricket legend 

Refugee Week cricket event: SSI, the Usman Khawaja Foundation and students from Sacred Heart Primary School come together to celebrate.

Submission on Commission of Inquiry into Child Safety System in Queensland (July 2025)

SSI’s arts and culture programs sit at the intersection of this broader mission and Australia’s cultural policy.

Submission on A National Cultural Policy (May 2026)

SSI’s arts and culture programs sit at the intersection of this broader mission and Australia’s cultural policy.

From welcomed to welcomer: Australia’s generous history of welcoming refugees is paying dividends 

As Australia marks a significant refugee resettlement milestone, former refugees become the ones welcoming the newest arrivals.

SSI welcomes employment services reform, but says future system must work for a diverse Australia

SSI welcomes landmark reform of employment services but calls for urgent action to ensure newly arrived and multicultural communities have a voice.