If you are experiencing domestic or family violence, or are concerned about someone else, support is available. You do not need to be certain, ready to leave, or ready to report in order to seek help.

Support services operate independently of law enforcement unless there is immediate risk.

Support Organizations

Patricia Giles Centre

Counselling, advocacy, case management, court and legal system support, safety planning

www.patriciagilescentre.org.au

Luma

Phone: (08) 6330 5400

Individualised support, risk assessment, safety planning, advocacy, culturally responsive programs

luma.org.au

Anglicare WA

Counselling, family and relationship services

www.anglicarewa.org.au

Relationships Australia WA

Individual, couple, and family counselling

www.relationshipswa.org.au

All Services Provide

You do not need a referral
Accessing support does not affect visa status
Interpreters can be arranged
Seeking information does not obligate reporting, legal action, or separation

Further support across Western Australia

For those seeking domestic and family violence–specific support across Western Australia — including crisis services, counselling, housing pathways, and legal assistance — we recommend visiting the Your Toolkit service directory. Their platform offers a detailed overview of DFV-focused services and may be helpful if you are looking for specialised support in this area.

You can also use Your Toolkit for domestic violence online help and support options.

Open Hands WA does not provide services directly and does not verify or manage external providers. Links are shared to support access to information and choice.

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