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Click here for the Family Violence Counselling and Support Service 1800 608 122.
Click here for all Domestic violence helplines.
Below, find a range of domestic, family and sexual violence services.
Engender Equality offers a counselling service for any person affected by family violence or intimate partner abuse.
CatholicCare Tasmania offers counselling and support group programs specifically designed for children and young people aged from 5 to 17 years.
NILS is the No Interest Loan Scheme. We help low income Tasmanians get safe, fair and affordable loans.
The Family Advocacy and Support Service (FASS) is a free service providing assistance to families with family law matters who have been affected by family violence.
We are a free, confidential, not-for-profit service that can help if you can’t pay your bills, or have a complex debt situation from natural disasters, family violence or economic abuse.
Women’s Legal Service provides confidential and free legal advice and referral on all legal matters including Family Law, Family Violence, Civil and Criminal Law, Estate and Property Law.
The line offers information and referrals to a full range of response, counselling, information and other support services provided by Safe at Home. In all emergencies ring 000.
The Australian Childhood Foundation provides a specialist Family Violence Counselling service for children and young people impacted by Family Violence.
The Court Support and Liaison Service provides support to adult and child victims of family violence. We also provide a dedicated Aboriginal Court Support officer.
Caring Dads is a group work program that helps men who have used violence and focuses on improving parenting practices.
Supporting our community to be free from family and sexual violence
SASS facilitates the PAST Program – Prevention, Assessment, Support and Treatment, for children and young people (aged 17 years and under) who are displaying Harmful Sexual Behaviour (HSB).
