Domestic violence help
in your region
Domestic violence help
in your region
Domestic violence help
in your region
Domestic violence help
in your region
| Relationships Australia WA has been providing relationship support for individuals, couples, families and communities. They offer support to: Couples and Families Individuals Children and young people Grandparents and Carers Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples Refugees and humanitarian entrants People experiencing domestic or family violence People with mental health issues Same-sex couples Professional organisations Community groups How can they assist: Marriage and relationships issues Building relationships Separation and starting over Mental health Parenting and step parenting Unplanned pregnancy Family disputes Workplace mediation and counselling Drug and alcohol issues Anger Domestic and family violence Grief and loss Communication Cultural fitness |
| Cateogry 5 is a dedicated business understanding gaps in Labour Hire, Recruitment, Managed Labour and Safety Management space. The business is dedicated in building a business that creates long-term, and sustainable opportunities for both their clients and their employees. Making a difference to peoples lives – both from a client and employee perspective. |
| The Deadly Hearts offers a range of recreation, diversion, education and sporting activities to all youth aged 5 – 11.
?Skilled youth workers are available to provide case management support to individual young people who wish to improve their future pathways. |
| A fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism and drug misuse. |
| The Jobs and Skills Centre assists Aboriginal people in Western Australia to get into training or a job, working closely with local employers to create job opportunities for Aboriginal people including school leavers. The Jobs and Skills Centre can provide: Culturally sensitive employment and career services Information on choosing the best training option for your personal and work goals Access to job opportunities through our Aboriginal jobs board. Help with resumes and job applications Referrals to other services, depending on your needs |
| The Housing Authority is the first point of contact for families and individuals who require access to Specialist Homelessness Services and other accommodation and/or support services in Western Australia |
| Delancy Family Law are a private law firm specialising in family law including: Children’s issues Where children live and who they spend time with Child support Relocation with children Parenting Plans Child abuse or threat of abuse Other ways we can help Family Violence and Intervention Orders Property and Financial matters Binding Financial Agreements Application for Divorce Mediation Together with their partner professionals, they also offer: Accounting and Taxation advice Financial planning Counselling |
The Youth Accommodation Program (YAP) is a 24 hour crisis service that includes case management support to youths aged 15-25 who are referred as homeless or at risk of homelessness.
Residential Coordinators and Youth Workers work together with the young people to find safe accommodation or be reconciled back to their families or even to generate support plans that help build up their life skills and improve their pathways to a safe home through either secondary education, employment or training.
The YIC Youth Centre is a drop in centre that offers a range of recreation, diversion, education and sporting activities to all youth aged 12 – 17.
?Skilled youth workers are available to provide case management support to individual young people who wish to improve their future pathways.
The Deadly Hearts offers a range of recreation, diversion, education and sporting activities to all youth aged 5 – 11.
Mungka Maya is YICs specialty space currently offering a range of programs and workshops throughout the year such as Mindfulness & Meditation, Rock & Water and Chill Skills to all youth aged from 5 – 17 years.
The centre is open 24 hours – 365 days a years and families are able to visit following a settling in period. Accessing the service – a referral accompanied by a medical assessment is required to access Turner River. Referrals could be from self, community drug and alcohol services, mental health services, other community agencies.
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