Project Safe
A direct intervention to rescue, relief and respond to high risk cases of child protection and gender-based violence that include domestic violence, sexual abuse, trafficking and others by providing case management services (medical intervention, hospital visits, legal aid, police reporting, psychosocial support, home visitation, etc) community safe placement (shelter within the community) and community-based protection (support from community) to the survivors.
Figures as of 31 December 2025
Since April 2025, SWWB has received funding from UNCHR to respond to refugee gender-based violence cases.
As the funding partnership wrapped up in 31 Dec 2025, SWWB has managed 80 cases. Out of the 80 cases, 3 LGBTQ+ cases, 3 male cases and 74 female cases with a total of 177 individuals including the survivors’ children, 97 of them. Of all the cases, there are from different communities, Sudanese (1), Palestinian (1), Syrian (2), Iran (2), Pakistani (2), Afghan (3), Yemeni (4), Myanmar Burmese (12), Somali (18), Rohingya (35). As of 31 Dec 2025, SWWB has closed 28 cases.
For the cases, specialized interventions provided to them are 28 cases with community placement and livelihood support, 10 cases with medical intervention, 12 cases with psychosocial support intervention, 7 cases with legal aid, 38 cases for UNHCR registration and file separation referral.
Home visitation to survivors' residenceFigures as of 31 March 2026
Starting 1 January 2026, SWWB is once again blessed to receive funding from another UN agency - UNFPA to continue the case management works with the refugees, not only in Klang Valley but also Penang and other
As of 31 March 2026, SWWB has managed 53 Myanmar cases and 17 non-Myanmar cases with 59 active cases. Out of all the cases, Klang Valley remains the highest among all our cases, followed by Penang.
The table beside shows the interventions rendered for the cases as of 31 March 2026 since 1 January 2026.
Case consultation with translation by our community mobiliser 
Project Safe aims to provide crucial intervention during the immediate crisis phase. One gender-based violence case may come with or without children. For one case, we will spend up to RM1,200 per month to provide the interventions needed according to the case with the majority having recurring expenditure on placement (at least RM500/month) and occasionally medical treatment (average RM300/month and RM4,000 - RM8,000 per pregnancy delivery) which cost the most. We are currently looking to also include children’s education support as part of our comprehensive case management service.