Domestic violence help
in your region
Domestic violence help
in your region
Domestic violence help
in your region
Domestic violence help
in your region
Wongan Hills Police cover Ballidu, Burakin, Cadoux, Calingiri, Carani, East Ballidu, Glentromie, Kondut, Lake Hinds, Lake Ninan, Mocardy, New Norcia, Old Plains, Piawaning, West Ballidu, Wongan Hills, Wyening, Yarawindah, Yerecoin
The Wongan Hills Fire and Rescue Service can undertake a range of responsibilities including:
Services include:
An early learning centre in the Wongan Hills providing care and education for 0-5 year old’s in a safe and nurturing environment
Accounting, taxation and consulting services include:
General Doctor’s Practice in Wongan – Hills
Mensheds is a place for men to gather to chat over a coffee or tea on any subject sometimes in a light hearted manner or seriously if need be.
St John Ambulance is responsible for receiving all State-wide emergency triple zero (000) calls requiring ambulance attendance.
This service covers the Wheatbelt.
Once a referral or WAPOL incident report is provided this service completes a comprehensive risk and safety assessment, security audit and planning to allow women to make an informed decision in relation to remaining in their home or to accessing crisis accommodation should the situation be unsafe. The service also provides links into other agencies. The service has the ability to access limited funds to provide increased safety at the home.
The Safe at Home staff will also assist with support to apply for a Family Violence Restraining Order and offer support during the court process. Outreach support is available across the Wheatbelt including Shire of Yilgarn to ensure ongoing support.
The refuge operates 24 hours 7 days per week, the support staff are contactable on 1800 353 122. This is a free and confidential service. This number can be use for telephone support and counselling, to obtain transport to get to safe accommodation or information packages on family and domestic violence.
If crisis accommodation is required and the refuge is full, the worker may be able to obtain alternative accommodation. The refuge is monitored daily with a duress alarm system and safety gates to ensure safe supported accommodation.
The worker may be able to be of assistance in regards to court appearances for violence restraining order or family court issues. The worker can provide basic counselling and outreach support if accommodation is not required. The refuge provide programs for women on budgeting, goal setting, safety plans, the effects family and domestic violence has on children, self esteem and the cycle of violence.
The program works with the client base towards obtaining and maintaining housing into the future.
Whilst in Hope Cottage, families are offered education, information and support.
This program is designed to assist women and children who are homeless.
The program works with the client base towards obtaining and maintaining housing into the future.
Whilst in Jacaranda House, based in Northam, women are offered education, information and support.
This service covers the Wheatbelt.
A trained child support worker is on site and will relieve the parent of care if she needs to attend appointments.
The support may include outings with the parents’ permission, liaison with schools for enrolments, play therapy, referrals for mother and or child to a host of other agencies that may assist with the variety of needs the consumer presents with.
These services cover the Wheatbelt and Upper Great Southern, and based in Northam and Narrogin.