Domestic violence help
in your region
Domestic violence help
in your region
Domestic violence help
in your region
Domestic violence help
in your region
| Fellowship house is a community resource centre (a part of Richmond Wellbeing) which provides support to those impacted by mental distress, individuals as well as their families, carers and supporters. |
| Anglicare WA is a not-for-profit organisation which work to provide services to those in need of them. Among those services include the disability services provided under the NDIS.
Services offered include: |
| Anglicare WA’s Rainbow Network has worked to increase awareness of LGBTQI+ issues, capacity building for front line staff and acknowledgement of LGBTIQ+ dates of significance. In line with our organisational value of being fiercely inclusive, the Rainbow Network aims to foster a culture at Anglicare WA where people feel safe and supported to be themselves. |
| Relationships WA is a non profit community service organisation which aims to provide relationship support to individuals, couples and families.
All services are available to LGBTIQ+ individuals including: |
| Meals on Wheels is a community services which provides food deliveries of 3 nutritious meals to older individuals or those with disabilities. |
Only minutes to the centre of town, yet the quiet. Please Note: The price of 5 Bed Family Room is based on 2 adults and up to 3 under aged children. Charges on arrival for each additional adult guest.
Facilities:
Affordable and pre – loved items including clothes and furniture.
The Birdcage is a Ladies social group that uses the Albany Menshed for a wide range of activities including Arts and Crafts.
The Birdcage is where members can meet, enjoy a Tea of Coffee, share experiences, participate in an activity or just have a chat in a friendly and safe environment.
St John Ambulance is responsible for receiving all State-wide emergency triple zero (000) calls requiring ambulance attendance.
The Southern Regional Medical Group is an Albany based general practitioners. Services include:
The WA Police can help you with a police order. A Police Order provides temporary but instant protection for a person who is being threatened, harassed or intimidated. It provides temporary relief to allow the opportunity for a person to attend court to obtain a Restraining Order.
They can also help you to get a Restraining Order, find a refuge or alternative accommodation. They can also refer you to support agencies such as Crisis Care, counselling services and legal services such as the Legal Aid Domestic Violence Legal Unit.
Shalom House provides ‘shelter based’ crisis accommodation for men (18 and over) who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless. They provide residential care, assessment, individualised support, and referral to other support services. Clients are able to book in one day prior or on the day for up to 2 weeks at a time.
Eligibility:
Shalom Inc. runs a daily drop in centre from 10:00am-1:00pm on Mondays and Tuesdays. Volunteers are present to provide mentoring to clients. Some of the more tangible services Shalom Access offers are; access to a shower for personal hygiene, a healthy meal, internet access and a laundry service.
Eligibility:
A 10 week program focused on developing positive strategies to manage anger, grief and relationships.
Emergency Relief is a community services program seeking to provide short-term support through the allocation of food parcels and vouchers, advocacy and counselling.
Join the Salvation Army for a delicious cooked breakfast, guest speakers and good fellowship.
Celebrate Recovery is a Christ-centred, 12 step recovery program for anyone struggling with hurt, pain or addiction of any kind.