This article presents the results of a qualitative research that explores, from an intersectional feminist perspective, the perspectives of women’s shelters workers in Quebec on their intervention practices with immigrant women victims of domestic violence and the factors that influence these practices. Data collection was carried out through five focus groups in four regions of Quebec: Montreal, Quebec City, Sherbrooke and Gatineau. Thirty-three workers from shelters for abused women participated in the research. The analysis of the results revealed two main themes around which the practitioners’ discourse on their practices revolved: the nature of these practices in the context of cultural diversity and the factors that modulate them.