In Bangladesh, acid survivors face many cultural stigma and multiple barriers in society. At the same time they face marginalization from their own community and family members. Many of the survivors considering themselves as burden and starts isolation. To address these issues, ASF carries out preventive approach at community level so the survivors can smoothly reunite with their family members and return to their community. As part of preventive measure for survivors, ASF holds school and college campaigns at local educational institutions. The objective of holding campaign is to aware students, teachers and school management committee on survivors’ needs and help in creating an enabling environment for survivors.

Acid survivors represents as ambassador at district level. The survivor ambassadors visit door to door of other acid survivors to provide peer support and to assess on survivors needs including prompt treatment, legal and psychological services and raise public awareness on prevention of violence.

At national and district level, ASF organizes discussion meetings with media to aware media on the causes and consequences of acid crime, violence and prevention. Through reports media play a significant role in raising awareness to mass population on acid violence.

ASF has been celebrating national and international days to aware and educate on acid violence. The days are celebrated both virtually and physically. Days including international women’s day, international youth day, national and international girl child day, 16 days of activism, international human rights day are common days celebrated by ASF.