App to notify DV victim survivors on their cases | ABC NEWS
Victim survivors of domestic violence will soon get text message alerts when their alleged perpetrators are released from custody.
It’s designed to give survivors security and support tools in case they’re confronted and is the latest in a series of announcements aimed at curbing family violence.
Family and domestic violence support:
1800 Respect national helpline:
1800 737 732
Women’s Crisis Line:
1800 811 811
Men’s Referral Service:
1300 766 491
Lifeline (24 hour crisis line):
131 114
Relationships Australia:
1300 364 277
NSW Domestic Violence Line:
1800 656 463
Qld DV Connect Womensline:
1800 811 811
Vic Safe Steps crisis response line:
1800 015 188
ACT 24/7 Crisis Line:
(02) 6280 0900
Tas Family Violence Counselling and Support Service:
1800 608 122
SA Domestic Violence Crisis Line:
1800 800 098
WA Women’s Domestic Violence 24h Helpline:
1800 007 339
NT Domestic violence helpline:
1800 737 732
Video by Nick Dole via ABC NEWS NSW. Social version by David Douglas Stuart for the ABC NEWS Social Media Team.
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