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YWCA
WCA focuses on women but supports a range of people with their programs. Some of the services they offer include local affordable housing and support programs such as case management, safety for those with experiences with domestic and family violence.
To contact YWCA, please use the contact methods below:
NSW: Sydney (02) 9285 6286
NT: Darwin (08) 8936 0500
QLD: (07) 3230 3410
SA: (08) 8203 9400
VIC: (03) 8341 8700
WA: (08) 6117 9939
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Family Violence Law Help
Legal information and assistance. Each Australian State and Territory have a Family Advocacy and Support Service (‘FASS’). FASS combines free legal advice and support at court for people affected by domestic and family violence.
To contact FASS, please use the contact methods below:
ACT
1300 654 314
civil@legalaidact.org.au
NSW
1800 551 589.
NT
1800 019 343
QLD
1300 267 762
SA
(08) 8111 5300
TAS
1800 431 157
VIC
(03) 8610 9803
WA:
1300 650 579
FASS@legalaid.wa.gov.au
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Relationships Australia
Relationships Australia offers a variety of services including counselling, mediation, tailored services, and online courses in every state. Their offerings include couples counselling, family dispute resolution and counselling, domestic and family violence (DFV) counselling, and a men's behaviour change program.
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Refugee Legal
Australia's largest provider of free specialist legal assistance offers comprehensive services to asylum seekers, refugees, and disadvantaged migrants. These services include a telephone advice line, evening advice service, daytime casework with full legal representation, Temporary Protection Visa (TPV) clinics, strategic 'test case' litigation, and client and community information sessions.
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Support for temporary visa holders - Department of Home Affairs
The Department of Home Affairs supports victims and helps resolve immigration matters under the law. Regardless of visa status, individuals can contact the Department to discuss their situation or notify changes.
Temporary Visa Holder Domestic and Family Violence Contact Form:
https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/domestic-family-violence-and-your-visa/contact-us/dfv-contact-form
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Life Without Barriers
Life Without Barriers supports refugees and asylum seekers accessing services such as health and medical, legal support, counselling, case coordination, managing money, learning English, etc.
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Status Resolution Support Services (SRSS) delivered by SSI
Asylum seeker assistance and critical support during visa determination. The Federal Government’s Status Resolution Support Services (SRSS) program helps eligible asylum seekers, including accessing financial support, accommodation, healthcare, employment and education.
SSI delivers the SRSS program to eligible people seeking asylum living in the community on bridging visas.
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Health Direct Service Finder
National virtual public health information service and Australia's most comprehensive directory of healthcare professionals and services.
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Immigrant Women's Support Services
The Immigrant Women’s Support Service (IWSS) and the Migrant Women’s Emergency Support Service are specialised organisations providing direct support to women and their children from non-English speaking backgrounds who have experienced domestic and/or sexual violence. They offer a range of services including crisis support, ongoing case management, counselling, and support for children.
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No to Violence
The largest peak body in Australia for organizations and individuals working to end family violence against men offers the Men’s Referral Service, a national counselling, information, and referral service for men seeking to change their behaviour. They also provide Men’s Behaviour Change Programs, which aim to encourage behaviour change through group discussions, activities, and psychoeducation for men who have used violence.
Men’s Behaviour Change Programs by State directory:
https://ntv.org.au/mrs/mens-behaviour-change-programs/
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eSafety Commissioner
The eSafety Commissioner is Australia's independent regulator for online safety, dedicated to protecting Australians from online harms and fostering safer online experiences. They handle reports of cyberbullying, cyber abuse, image-based abuse, and illegal or restricted content through their website.
To enquire about something from or report something to the eSafety Commissioner, please visit:
https://www.esafety.gov.au/about-us/contact-us
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Full Stop Australia
Full Stop Australia provides counselling, training and advocacy to people impacted by sexual, domestic and family violence.
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Mission Australia
Mission Australia's domestic and family violence services provide safety planning, help obtain effective legal protection and provide access to a network of professional services to assist with other legal and social welfare needs, such as support programs and accommodation.
If you need support, please visit: https://www.missionaustralia.com.au/contact-us#supporter
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White Ribbon
White Ribbon Australia is a global social movement working to stop men's violence against women.
Programs and campaigns to educate men and boys on gender-based violence.
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The Australian Human Rights Commission
The Australian Human Rights Commission investigates and conciliates complaints about discrimination and breaches of human rights such as dissemination, harassment and bullying. The complaint process is simple, free and flexible.
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Anti-Slavery Australia
Anti-Slavery Australia provides free legal and migration services to people who have experienced or are at risk of modern slavery in Australia.
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1800RESPECT
1800RESPECT is the national family, domestic and sexual violence counselling service, and is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. It provides counselling, online referral, resources, information services and supports for people experiencing, or at risk of experiencing, violence, as well as their friends, family, and professionals.
