Domestic, family and sexual violence support
1800RESPECT
Confidential counselling, information, safety planning, and referrals for people in Australia.
Immediate danger
Call 000
If you or someone else is in immediate danger in Australia, call Triple Zero. If it is unsafe to speak, the operator can guide you.
Support beyond this site
You deserve support
that meets the moment.
Survivors Anonymous is not a crisis service, therapy provider, or emergency response service.
The organisations below offer immediate and specialist support. Choose the channel that feels safest for you. Opening a link may appear in your browser history.
Crisis support
Lifeline
Free, confidential one-to-one support if you feel overwhelmed, distressed, or unable to stay safe.
Queensland domestic violence support
DVConnect Womensline
Crisis counselling, safety planning, referrals, emergency transport, and accommodation for Queenslanders.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander crisis support
13YARN
Confidential, culturally safe support with an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Crisis Supporter.
Technology and safety
A quick exit
does not erase history.
If someone may monitor your device, consider using a safer device or private browsing mode.
- Website visits can remain in browser history, router logs, synced accounts, or device backups.
- Text messages and phone calls may appear in bills, notifications, or connected devices.
- Only change privacy settings when it is safe for you to do so.
About these resources
Service details were checked against the organisations’ official information. Availability can change. Survivors Anonymous does not operate or endorse one service over another and cannot guarantee response times.
This information is for people in Australia. If you are elsewhere, contact your local emergency or crisis service.