Safe at Home provides specialist workers to assess risk and safety and support women and children to stay in their own home, where it is safe to do so.
Safe at Home services provide the following responses:
- Risk assessment
- Safety planning
- Security upgrades to victim-survivors’ homes
- Court support
- Liaison with police and Family and Domestic Violence Response Teams, housing services, and other services
- Referrals to other services
- Informal counselling and support
- Case management
- Exit planning.
If you are in regional Western Australia and your area is not covered by a provider, please contact the Women’s Domestic Violence Helpline Free call 1800 007 339.
Safe at Home locations
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Safe at home locations map
More information
For more information about the Safe at Home services provided by each service provider, please visit their websites:
- City of Stirling covering the Northeast Metro area: Family and domestic violence support - City of Stirling
- Ruah Community Services covering the Southeast Metro area: Safe at Home - Ruah Community Services
- The Lucy Saw Centre Association Inc covering the Southwest Metro area: The Lucy Saw Centre
- The Patricia Giles Centre Inc covering the Northwest Metro area: Pat Giles Centre
- Starick Services covering the South Metro area: Safe at Home from Domestic Violence - Starick
- Wungening Aboriginal Corporation covering the Metro area: Wungening Aboriginal Corporation
- Share and Care Community Services Group Inc covering the Wheatbelt area: Share and Care services
- Harbour covering the Southwest Metro area: Safe at Home - Harbour
Other resources
Other resources available are:
