Finding a Job
A range of diverse employment services and funded programs are available to assist you in finding a sustainable job. Through coaching and guidance, we can help you to access opportunities and overcome challenges to achieve your goals.
Family and Domestic Violence
If you don’t feel safe at home or in a relationship, these resources can provide you with the support needed to escape a difficult situation and access emergency aid.
Lifeline
13 11 14Kids Helpline
1800 55 180013 YARN
13 92 761800RESPECT
1800 737 732MensLine Australia
1300 789 978Beyond Blue
1300 22 4636National
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Ask Izzy
Ask Izzy is an online directory searchable for local counselling and domestic violence support. You can access the website free and without credit on Telstra and Vodafone networks.
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Your Toolkit
Free support for women facing domestic violence or abuse. The a step-by-step guide can help you plan and deal with the physical, emotional and financial consequences.
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ReachOut.com
Access by phone or online for help with emotional, sexual, social, financial, spiritual and physical abuse. Optional translation and interpreting services are provided.
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Safe Steps
Safe Steps provides free resources regarding family violence, including a 24/7 helpline, safety planning tips and general information on recognising and responding to abuse.
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MensLine Australia
Free counselling and advice for Australian men. This includes building coping and parenting skills, managing anger, improving communication and forming healthy relationships.
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Open Arms
Crisis support for Defence Force families. Counselling and support are available for individuals and their families along with Time-out' accommodation for up to 5 nights.
South Australia
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SA.GOV.AU
List of domestic violence services in South Australia, including sexual assault counselling and free legal advice. There are resources for women, men, parents, youths and LGBTIQA+.
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Women's Safety Services SA
Helpful information for South Australian women concerned about their safety. This includes general advice, crisis support, a 24/7 helpline and live web chat.
Western Australia
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WA.GOV.AU
List of domestic violence services in Western Australia. This includes resources for identifying abuse and staying safe, and understanding what legal supports are available.
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Ishar Western Australia
Support for multicultural women in Western Australia. This includes counselling and social support, GP services, English language classes and information for gaining financial independence.
Victoria
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The Orange Door
Free family and domestic violence support for Victorians. There are dedicated resources for adults, families, same-sex partners and youths, including migrants and First Nations peoples.
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Victoria State Government
List of domestic violence services available in Victoria. This includes resources for identifying abuse and staying safe and understanding what legal supports are available.
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Foundation House
Free support including counselling for people who experienced torture or trauma. Services support diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds.
Self-Help Tools
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Adult Safety Plan Template
This template can help you create a safety plan if in an abusive or unsafe relationship. It should include the steps you will take and items to bring if escaping a difficult situation.
PDF • 3.9MB
Safety Planning Handbook
This handbook provides detailed information and advice for responding to situations when involved in an abusive and controlling relationship.
PDF • 1.3MB
Recognise respond recover checklist
Do you know someone who may be experiencing abuse or domestic violence? This detailed checklist can help you to recognise the warning signs and intervene while staying safe.