Domestic violence help
in your region
Domestic violence help
in your region
Domestic violence help
in your region
Domestic violence help
in your region
Below is a list of counselling services, including domestic violence counselling services, youth counselling services, relationship counselling, family counselling and victims of crime and child witness services. If you cannot find local counselling services for your area, you can find state and national counselling support services at the bottom of this page.
Northern District Community Support Group provides counselling for families across Morawa.
| Relationships Australia WA and the Women’s Legal Service WA are working together to deliver Djinda Service.
They provide support to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women in Perth metropolitan area who have experienced family violence and/or sexual assault. They are Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal women, mothers and sisters who care about the future of Aboriginal communities. They have personal and professional experience and understanding of family violence. In addition to face-to-face meetings and support to attend appointments, they provide advocacy, referrals and practical support including: They provide legal advice and representation in: |
With cooperation and support from our communities, the Olabud Doogethu journey is to provide a better future for our country men and women. We want to help our mob develop effective leadership and cultural cohesion by designing, delivering, assisting or supporting programs that build stronger families, improve our quality of life, and champion our proud heritage.
By diverting resources away from our overcrowded prison system, we can invest in our future – our children. The traditional judicial system has failed us, and it continues to let us down. We must manage this problem ourselves. The Aboriginal way.
Together, we can implement community-driven initiatives for early intervention. Schemes that rehabilitate our young people and families while cultivating stronger bonds within the community to help all of us live happier, more fulfilled lives.
| Provides face to face and phone (in certain cases) counselling services for individuals, couples, families, and children. |
| 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 |
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The Victim Support Service is a voluntary and free service available to victims of crime.
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