TCAV work with Taiwan elderly neighborhood community care stations to link violence prevention with the community and enhance the ability of care energy which including the trauma and violence informed practice. We expected to create community support system through the innovative approach for prevention of gender-based violence.

Elder Community Care Stations are the system that government works with civil society organizations to provide a place for the elderly to increase social involvement. There are more than 4200 stations in Taiwan now. TCAV currently assists 137 stations in New Taipei City, where is the most populous city in Taiwan and plans to have more than 1000 stations in the next two years. Engaging youth in cooperation with elders, we extend the system-based advocacy to community-based advocacy and turn SDGs from global vision into local action. Our works include linking resources, economic empowerment and building capacity of communities to prevent violence. Connecting with Feminist and Women's Movement Action Plan (fwMAP) and SDGs, we attempt to create bottom-up movements from grass-root communities, and ultimately change public attitudes, culture and social norms.

TCAV connect SDGs and risk factors for violence and integrating the know-how of TCAV to approach the grass-root communities, promoting the formation against violence networks for freedom from violence, stigma and stereotypes. TCAV shows gender equality and sustainable impact from a local to global scale and the cross-cutting alliance to create a generation equality future society.