Who can you contact for help?
QLD Police Domestic Violence Service
Call 000 for emergencies or follow the link below to see the assistance the QLD police offer to help victims of domestic violence
DVConnect exists to help Queenslanders escape domestic, family and sexual violence by providing crisis helplines, as well as emergency transport and accommodation away from violence. DVConnect is a not-for-profit organisation that has provided state-wide specialist domestic, family and sexual violence crisis counselling, intervention, information, safety planning and pathways to safety for almost 20 years.
1800RESPECT
is a confidential service available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.We provide support for:
- People experiencing, or at risk of experiencing, sexual assault, domestic or family violence
- Their friends and family
- Workers and professionals supporting someone experiencing, or at risk of experiencing sexual assault, domestic or family violence
CASA is unique in Mackay in that it combines housing provision with housing support services in the one organisation.
CASA's vision is to have functioning households, stable families and individuals in sustainable and affordable housing. CASA assists in supporting disadvantaged people in the Mackay community.
Mensline
Mensline
Mensline
DVConnect Mensline is a free, confidential telephone counselling, referral, information and support, service for Queenslanders identifying as male, and who may be experiencing or using domestic and family violence. This service is available 9am until midnight, 7 days a week.
Mensline
Mensline
MensLine Australia is a telephone and online counselling service for men with emotional health and relationship concerns.
Support for Australian men anywhere, anytime.
Mensline
Contact Lifeline for support if you are experiencing a personal crisis or have suicidal thoughts. You can call them 24 hours a day, 7 days a week from anywhere in Australia.
We’ve been providing national leadership for Australia’s suicide prevention sector for more than 25 years
The Community Legal Centres Australia (CLCs Australia) website describes Community Legal Centres (CLCs) as:
…independent, not for profit, community-based organisations that provide a range of services to everyday people, including people experiencing discrimination and disadvantage.