Family and domestic violence support in your community
If you live in regional, rural or remote Western Australia and you are experiencing family and domestic violence, you can access anonymous, confidential, free counselling from a non-government agency.
When you're ready to talk, we're here to listen.
We are here to provide support in your community
Free, anonymous and confidential.
- Albany
- Ashburton
- Broome
- Bunbury
- Boyup Brook
- Brookton
- Broomehill- Tambellup
- Bridgetown- Greenbushes
- Bruce Rock
- Carnarvon
- Cue
- Cranbrook
- Dalwalinu
- Dandaragan
- Denmark
- Derby
- Dowerin
- Dundas
- East Pilbara
- Esperance
- Exmouth
- Geraldton
- Irwin
- Halls Creek
- Kalgoorlie
- Karratha
- Katanning
- Kojonup
- Lake Grace
- Laverton
- Leonora
- Manjimup
- Meekatharra
- Merriden
- Menzies
- Morawa
- Mount Magnet
- Mt Marshall
- Murchison
- Nannup
- Narrogin
- Newman
- Northam
- Northampton
- Plantagenet
- Port Hedland
- Ravensthorpe
- Sandstone
- Shark Bay
- Upper Gascoyne
- Victoria Plains
- Wagin
- Wandering
- Williams
- Wyndham / East Kimberly
- Wongan Ballidu
- Wiluna
- Yalgoo
- Yilgarn
For a free, anonymous and confidential chat reach us here
DVassist
Counselling
Helpline
Our counsellors are trained professionals who understand the unique challenges of life in regional, rural and remote communities. We are here to listen without judgement.
1800 080 083
DVassist
Web Chat
If you can’t speak and need support, you can text our counsellors using web-chat.
Chat NowDVassist supports anyone impacted by family and domestic violence in regional, rural and remote Western Australia.
How it works
1
Our experienced counsellors can be contacted on either the Helpline or Web Chat, 7am to 12am (Midnight), 7 days a week AWST (except on public holidays)
2
Our counsellors are experienced professionals who understand the unique challenges of life in regional, rural and remote communities in WA. We are here to listen without judgement.
3
To start a conversation, just dial our helpline or start a Web Chat.
Family and domestic violence can often be hard to define and understand. Behavioural abuse, emotional abuse and psychological abuse can all be forms of family and domestic violence.
DVassist is a free resource helping people impacted by family and domestic violence in regional, rural and remote Western Australia.