About
The Changing Tracks Service, operational in Bunbury and Albany, provides groupwork intervention to men who are choosing to use violence or who have used violence in the intimate partner and/or family setting. Improving responses and intervening with those choosing to use violence is an essential part of improving safety for adult and child victim-survivors.
Many men who use violence in their intimate and family relationships want to change, to improve their relationships with their partners, ex-partners and children and not to continue to use violence within their relationships in the future. Anglicare WA facilitates two groupwork programs in both Albany and Bunbury, ‘Changing Tracks’ and ‘Caring Dads’.
If you are outside of the Bunbury/Albany catchment areas, please visit the Men’s Behaviour Change Network website Home | MBCN where you can find Men’s Behaviour Change programs being run by different organisations across the state.
Details
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Who is this service for:
Men who want to transform their behaviours and build healthier relationships.
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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.
Contact Details
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26 Prior Street, Albany WA 6330Get directions
Site Access
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Wheelchair-accessible entrance -
Free Parking Available -
Ramps and lift available
Opening Hours
Emergency Assistance
For immediate assistance with family and domestic violence
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.
