About
The Family is Forever service offers a supportive, inclusive program designed to help families navigate the challenges of separation or divorce. Supporting separated families and others who care for children, when conflict is impacting on the children in their lives.
Research shows it is not separation itself that is harmful to children, but ongoing parental conflict. As a matter of fact, children will be impacted by conflict between anyone caring for them. Conflict can affect the emotional and psychological development and well-being of children.
The program aims to reduce conflict, avoid legal escalation, and support parents in developing cooperative parenting strategies that prioritise the best interests of their children. Through counselling, education, and case work, the program helps parents understand the impact of conflict on children and equips them with tools to communicate more constructively and manage parenting arrangements effectively.
Delivered online, in person or both.
Details
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Who is this service for: Families involved with child protection services.
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Costs: This is a free service.
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Waitlist: Wait times can vary depending on the service and demand. Anglicare WA aims to provide support as quickly as possible. Please call us now to see how we can support you.
For Immediate Family Support
Please contact the Family Relationship Advice Line on 1800 050 321.
In case of an emergency, call 000.
More Information
- In-person support at various Anglicare WA locations across Western Australia.
- Support can be provided over the phone, offering a convenient way to access help.
- Virtual support through online platforms, including video calls, chat, and email.
Parental support
Parental support services provide resources and guidance to help parents raise their children. This can include parenting classes, support groups, and one-on-one coaching to address specific parenting challenges.Separated or divorced parents experiencing high levels of conflict.
Family is Forever is suitable for:
- Separated or divorced parents experiencing high levels of conflict.
- Families involved in or at risk of entering the Family Court system.
- Children and other family members affected by parental separation.
- Families from diverse backgrounds, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) groups, LGBTQIA+ families, and those with disabilities.
Locations
To find out where this service is available, please select a region.
