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ENOUGH - Family Violence. Victoria has had enough. Alison tells us about her experience with family violence.
It can be very difficult for someone who is experiencing family violence to tell someone and seek help. You can make a great difference to someone who is experiencing family violence by offering your encouragement and support. Signs to look out for Family violence is not always obvious...
If you, or someone you know, are experiencing family violence, there are a range of free services and support available to assist you...
ENOUGH - Family Violence. Victoria has had enough.
If you or someone you know, are experiencing family violence, there are a range of free services and support available to assist you:
- Women and children experiencing family violence: Women' Domestic Violence Crisis Service on 1800 015 188.
- Men wanting to end their violence and abuse against family members can call th...e Men's Referral Service on 1800 065 973.
- The Victims of Crime Helpline provides information, advice and referrals to all victims of family violence. 1800 819 817 (Mondays to Fridays 8am to 11pm)
- Immigrant women who are victims of family violence can call the Immigrant Women's Domestic Violence Service on 1800 755 988.
- Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander people: Aboriginal Family Violence Prevention and Legal Service Victoria on 1800 105 303 OR Victorian Aboriginal Legal Service on 9419 3888.
- In an emergency, always call 000 for help. (Australia only) Read More
- Women and children experiencing family violence: Women' Domestic Violence Crisis Service on 1800 015 188.
- Men wanting to end their violence and abuse against family members can call th...e Men's Referral Service on 1800 065 973.
- The Victims of Crime Helpline provides information, advice and referrals to all victims of family violence. 1800 819 817 (Mondays to Fridays 8am to 11pm)
- Immigrant women who are victims of family violence can call the Immigrant Women's Domestic Violence Service on 1800 755 988.
- Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander people: Aboriginal Family Violence Prevention and Legal Service Victoria on 1800 105 303 OR Victorian Aboriginal Legal Service on 9419 3888.
- In an emergency, always call 000 for help. (Australia only) Read More
