The Anglicans Standing Together project, building on primary prevention and men’s behaviour change programs, offers co-designed workshops on FDV awareness, healthy relationships, and seeking help.
It also engages youth groups and children’s liturgy providers to promote respectful relationships. The project covers the Anglican Diocese of Perth, including various regions such as Goldfields, Esperance and Perth Metropolitan areas.
Please contact the Women’s Domestic Violence Helpline on 1800 007 339 or
The Men’s Domestic Violence Helpline on 1800 000 599.
In case of an emergency call 000.
This service is for young people and students aged 12 to 25 who may be dealing with stress, bullying, mental health concerns, or other challenges. We provide a safe space to talk, get support, and learn skills to cope. If you're a young person struggling or just need someone to talk to, this service might be right for you. Unsure? Call Anglicare WA on 1300 11 44 46.
This service supports survivors of abuse and those at risk of family or domestic violence. We listen without judgement and help you feel safe again. Reach out by calling Anglicare WA on 1300 11 44 46.
This service is for children and young people who have seen or experienced violence at home. We offer counselling and support to help them feel safe, heal, and grow stronger. If you're worried about a young person’s wellbeing, this service may help. Not sure? Call us on 1300 11 44 46.
To find out where this service is available, please select a region.
This service is funded by the Department of Communities (Family & Domestic Violence (FDV) Primary Prevention Grants Program 2024/26)
We acknowledge Aboriginal Peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the lands that our services are based on and pay our respects to Elders of these lands both past and present. Anglicare WA delivers services across many Countries in WA, from Balanggarra Country in the North to Minang Noongar Country in the South. In particular, we wish to acknowledge the Custodians of the lands where our offices operate. We would like to thank the Noongar, Miriuwung Gajerrong, Tjurabalan, Yawuru, Nyikina, Ngarluma, Kariyarra, Nyiyaparli, Martu, and Wangkatja peoples for their wisdom and generosity.
