If you are experiencing an emergency call the police on 000.
It does not matter whether you are leaving, thinking to leave, or have already left, we have the services and supports to assist you. Victim-survivors need quality services and specialist support. You can be confident that our staff have the right skills and knowledge to help you.
If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence and needs help, you can call us directly on (02) 4732 2318
Other important phone numbers
| 1800RESPECT | 1800 737 732 | 24/7 counselling | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Domestic Violence Line | 1800 65 64 63 | 24/7 support and referral options | |
| Women’s Domestic Violence Court Advocacy Service | 1800 938 227 | Information, support, safety planning, referrals, advocacy services | |
| Aboriginal DFV Hotline | 1800 019 123 | For Aboriginal victims of crime who would like information on victims rights, how to access counselling and financial assistance | |
| Link2Home | 1800 152 152 | For emergency accommodation | |
| NSW Rape Crisis | 1800 424 017 | 24/7 counselling for anyone who is or has experienced sexual violence | |
| Women’s Legal Service NSW | 1800 801 501 | Provides free confidential legal advice and referrals to women in NSW, with a focus on family law, parenting issues, domestic violence, sexual assault and discrimination. | |
| RSPCA – Community Domestic Violence Program | (02) 9782 4408 | NSW offers practical solutions for pet owners leaving situations of domestic violence | |
| Wirringa Baiya Aboriginal Women’s Legal Service | 1800 686 587 | Legal information, advice, casework, education and advocacy for Aboriginal women and children who are, or have been, victims of violence in NSW | |
| ACON | (02) 9206 2000 | Information, referrals, counselling, advocacy and practical support for LGBTI people in NSW, including those experiencing domestic or family violence | |
| Kids Helpline | Free, private and confidential, telephone and online counselling service specifically for young people aged between 5 and 25 in Australia |
Coercive control & Safety planning
Most women will have developed ways to keep themselves and their children safe, but they may not have a formalised plan. Our staff can help you develop a personalised, practical safety plan that includes ways to remain safe if you are still in the relationship, planning to leave, or have left. Safety plans include strategies for different environments such as home, work and in the community.