Domestic Violence Links
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1800 RESPECT
1800 737 732
National domestic, family and sexual violence counselling, information and support service.
Nationally accredited free training program delivered by Lifeline aimed at recognising the signs of domestic and family violence and knowing what to do next. There are programs for the general public and specialist programs for frontline workers. For more information go to the DV-alert website.
DV ALERT
Veteran Specific Support
DVA family-and-domestic-violence-strategy
DVA Crisis Payment
Open Arms Crisis Accommodation
Open Arms Safe Zone 1800 142 072
Defence Force family-and-domestic-violence-strategy
Defence Force Sexual Misconduct Prevention and Response Office
The Defence Family Helpline 1800 624 608
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More Domestic Violence Support organisations
Providing crisis lines, counselling, advocacy, and community education programs to women, young people, children and men.
The Salvation Army's Catherine Booth House is Darwin’s safe refuge for women who are being affected by domestic and family violence.
Providing an immediate safe place and counselling for individuals and families experiencing domestic and family violence. Lliving in Greater Darwin, Daly River (Nauiyu), Milikapiti and Wurrumiyanga (limited outreach)
The Domestic and Family Violence Service by the NT Government works with families to live safe and happy lives. Supporting families to overcome cycles of violence living in the NT.
The Domestic and Family Violence Service by the ACT Government works with families supporting families to overcome cycles of violence living in the ACT.
The Domestic and Family Violence Service by the SA Government works with families supporting families to overcome cycles of violence living in South Australia.
