Albany Women's Centre
Albany Women's Centre offers safe refuge and support to women and children affected by family and domestic violence. The Centre services a 50km radius of Albany, WA.
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Creating Safer Futures for Individuals and Families
Family and domestic violence affects people of all ages, genders, and backgrounds across Western Australia. Its impact can be devastating—emotionally, physically, and socially. At Anglicare WA, we are committed to supporting individuals and families affected by violence, helping them find safety, rebuild their lives, and thrive.
Family and Domestic Violence Services
Explore Anglicare WA’s full range of family and domestic violence support services.
Anglicans Standing Together
Anglicans Standing Together project offers FDV awareness and healthy relationship workshops to Anglican parishes and youth groups, promoting respectful relationships.
Domestic Violence Counselling (DVC)
Providing support and counselling for individuals affected by domestic violence.
Bibimbiya Jan- Ga Buru - Women's and children's healing space
Comprehensive support for family and domestic violence victims in Broome.
Derby Family Violence Service
Increasing safety and advocacy for those experiencing family and domestic violence in Derby.
Domestic Violence Advocacy Support Service (DVASS)
Advocacy and support for victims of domestic violence.
Domestic Violence Counselling (DVC)
Counselling for survivors of domestic violence.
Family & Domestic Violence Coordinated Response Service (FDVCRS)
Coordinated response to family and domestic violence incidents.
Family Advocacy and Support Service (FASS)
Legal and social support for family law issues.
FDV Outreach Kimberley
FDV Outreach Kimberley delivers holistic, culturally safe support to women and children experiencing FDV, enhancing safety, stability, and access to services across the region.
Kalgoorlie Accommodation Support Service (KASS)
Providing safe accommodation for women and children.
Keeping Women Safe in their Home (KWSITH)
Enhancing safety for women experiencing domestic violence.
Kinway Family Counselling Service
Comprehensive counselling and support services.
Men's Support - Kalumburu
Supporting men in the remote community of Kalumburu.
Men's Behaviour Change
Support Group for men facilitated by men.
Recovery After Violence Service (RAVS)
Support for survivors of family and domestic violence.
Specialised Family Violence Service (SFVS)
Comprehensive support for individuals affected by family violence.
Community Outreach Program
Engaging and supporting communities through outreach.
Why Anglicare WA?
We believe in a future where everyone feels safe in their own home. Our trauma-informed, culturally sensitive approach ensures that every person is treated with dignity and respect. With services available across WA, we’re here when you need us most.
We offer a wide range of services for both victims and those who have used harmful behaviours, with the goal of breaking the cycle of violence and fostering healthy, respectful relationships.
What We Offer:
- Support for Victims: Compassionate, confidential assistance for women, men, and children experiencing family or domestic violence. This includes crisis support, counselling, advocacy, and referrals to safe housing and legal services.
- Children’s Services: Specialised counselling and support for children affected by violence, helping them process trauma and regain a sense of safety and stability.
- Programs for Perpetrators: We work with individuals who have used violence or coercive control to help them understand their behaviour, manage anger, and learn safe, respectful communication.
- Specialist Services: Programs such as the Albany Women’s Centre, Kimberley Family Violence Service, and Young Hearts Child Counselling provide targeted support in regional and remote communities.
- Recovery and Empowerment: Our services focus on long-term healing, helping participants build resilience, develop life skills, and create a future free from violence.
Frequently Asked Questions
If you don’t feel safe reaching out for support, here are some of the options available:
- Crisis Helplines: You can contact helplines like Lifeline 13 11 14 or Beyond Blue 1300 22 4636for immediate, confidential support.
These services are available 24/7 and can provide guidance and assistance. - Online Support: Websites like Reach Out offer online forums and resources where you can seek support anonymously.
This can be a safer way to connect with others and access information. - Text-Based Services: If speaking on the phone feels too daunting, you can use text-based services like Lifeline Text 0477 13 11 14 or Beyond Blue’s online chat service. These options allow you to communicate without having to speak directly.
- Trusted Individuals: Consider reaching out to a trusted friend, family member, or teacher.
Sometimes writing down your feelings and sharing them in a letter or message can be easier than speaking out loud. - Local Community Services: Many local organisations offer support services.
Remember, it’s important to find a method of reaching out that feels safe and comfortable for you.
You’re not alone, and there are many resources available to help.
- Call 000: This is the emergency number in Australia for police, fire, and ambulance services. Provide them with your location asap.
- Find a Safe Place: If possible, move to a location where you feel safe and secure.
- Choose what feels right for you: If speaking feels too hard or unsafe, you can still get help by using text-based services like Lifeline Text 0477 13 11 14
- Contact Crisis Care: You can call Crisis Care at 1800 199 008 for immediate support.
- Reach Out to Lifeline: For emotional support, you can contact Lifeline at 13 11 14. They offer 24/7 crisis support.
Your safety is the top priority. Don’t hesitate to reach out for help.
Yes, you can request family and domestic support for someone else through Anglicare WA.
We offer various services to assist individuals and families experiencing domestic violence. If you are concerned about someone else, you can contact Anglicare WA to discuss the situation and find out how best to support them.
We provide resources, counselling, and referrals to other services that can help manage risk and provide the necessary support.
Our Process
Family and domestic violence can take many forms. Every person’s needs are different.
Give us a call and we can walk alongside you to work out what kind of support service is right for you. Our friendly team will ask you a few questions about your circumstances, so we can figure out the best way to support you.
The booking process may vary depending on the service, but once we identify the right support tailored to your needs, we'll provide clear guidance and help you take confident steps forward. We'll work alongside you to navigate the process, ensuring you can access the support you deserve as efficiently as possible.
