Table 2. Community interventions to prevent violence against women and girls.

1	Community mobilisation and group formation
	Community organisers	•    Identify community members who want to join groups of women, men, and young people
		•    Convene and facilitate groups
		•    Share experiences and deliver modules on gender norms, understanding violence against women and girls, vulnerabilities to it and appropriate responses, rights, and negotiation skills
		•    Identify women who want to become volunteer sanginis
2	Crisis intervention, counselling and legal support for survivors
	Community volunteer sanginis	•    Identify incidences of violence against women
		•    Assess safety, provide initial counselling and information on rights and law to survivors
		•    Record incidents, negotiate action, and intervene to ameliorate conflict
		•    Arrange referral to SNEHA.
		•    Organise temporary shelter and childcare
		•    Support survivors in accessing family interventions and police or health services
		•    Locate perpetrators of violence and negotiate with them and families
		•    Conduct community follow-up
	Community organisers, officers, coordinators	•    Support sanginis in their field activities
		•    Provide support to survivors of violence and coordinate family interventions
		•    Arrange referral to SNEHA, police, or health services
		•    Coordinate and undertake community follow-up
		•    Act as main contact between community and counselling teams, and communicate with stakeholder networks
	Groups of women, men, and young people	•    Identify incidences of violence and inform sanginis and community officers
		•    Intervene to ameliorate conflict
		•    Arrange referral to SNEHA
		•    Support survivors of violence in accessing family interventions and police or health services
		•    Locate perpetrators of violence and negotiate with them and families
	Counsellors	•    Provide crisis counselling and intervention services
		•    Counsel survivors of violence and their families
		•    Make home visits for crisis intervention, family discussions, and follow-up
		•    Organise referral to police, health and legal services and negotiate with them
		•    Assess survivor mental health and refer for therapy
3	Community action and system liaison
	Community organisers, officers, coordinators	•    Organise and participate in community campaigns and support visible collective action
		•    Liaise with police and health providers and negotiate with community bodies
	Groups of women, men, and young people	•    Participate in community campaigns and contribute to visible collective action
		•    Liaise with police and health providers and negotiate with community bodies
		•    Negotiate with municipal representatives for infrastructure and entitlements
	Community volunteer sanginis	•    Support and participate in community campaigns and contribute to visible collective action
		•    Liaise with police and health providers and negotiate with community bodies