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What You’ll Find Here
This page is being developed as a trusted hub for information and practical resources related to family and domestic violence. We’re taking a careful, considered approach to ensure that anything shared here is accurate, sensitive and genuinely helpful.
Over time, this space will include tools, guidance and links to support people experiencing harm, as well as friends, family members, workplaces and community members who want to help.
Browse by topic:
Safety Planning
Safety planning involves thinking through practical steps that may help increase safety during difficult or unpredictable situations. This section will include tools and guidance to support people in considering their options at their own pace, whether they are experiencing harm now or are concerned about future risk. Resources are currently being carefully reviewed and will be added here as this section develops.
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Understanding Family and Domestic Violence
Family and domestic violence can take many forms and is not always physical or easy to recognise. This section will provide clear, accessible information to help people understand different types of abuse, how they can affect individuals and families, and why seeking help or leaving can be complex. Educational resources will be added as this area grows.
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Getting Help and Support
Knowing where to turn can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re unsure what kind of support you need. This section will bring together information about support services, helplines and pathways to help, including options for both immediate and non-urgent support. If you need assistance right now, please visit our Get Support Now page.
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For Friends, Family and Workplaces
Friends, family members, colleagues and workplaces often want to help but may not know what to say or how to respond safely. This section will include guidance on how to offer support without judgement, respect boundaries and prioritise safety for everyone involved. Resources for supporters will be added over time.
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Recovery and Longer-Term Support
Recovery and rebuilding after family or domestic violence is a process that looks different for everyone and can take time. This section will focus on longer-term support, stability and healing, including information that may be helpful once immediate safety concerns have passed. Resources will be added as this area develops.
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Resources for people who want to take responsibility for their behaviour and make positive change.
Violence, coercion and controlling behaviour cause serious harm and responsibility for this behaviour always lies with the person using it. This section will provide information for people who recognise they are using violence or control and are seeking to take responsibility and make change, as well as for those supporting someone in this position. Resources shared here will prioritise accountability, behaviour change and the safety of victim-survivors.
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Get Support Now
Choose the path that best matches your situation. Support is available.
I Need Help for Myself
Information and support if you’re experiencing family or domestic violence.
I'm Supporting Someone Else
Guidance for friends, family and colleagues who want to help safely and respectfully.
I Want to Understand Safety Planning
Steps you can take to increase safety and prepare for different situations.
I’m Worried About my Behaviour
Guidance for people who want to take responsibility for their behaviour and make positive change.