Where safe spaces meet safe people
We are currently in the exciting phase of establishing and expanding our network of safe locations across the community. Our dedicated team is working diligently to identify, verify, and onboard partner locations that meet our rigorous safety standards and align with our mission of creating accessible havens for those in need.
We understand the importance of transparency and will be updating this page regularly with comprehensive information about our growing network of safe spaces.
We deeply appreciate the patience and continued support of our valued sponsors, partners, and donors as we build this vital community resource. Your trust and partnership enable us to create meaningful change, and we look forward to sharing our progress with you very soon.
A network of safe spaces,
a foundation of safe support
TAKE THE FIRST STEP.
WE WILL HELP WITH THE REST.
Domestic violence affects people of all backgrounds, ages, genders and identities across Victoria. Safe Together Network supports anyone experiencing abuse in their relationships, including:
People facing physical, emotional, financial, or coercive control
Those who may not recognize their experience as “domestic violence”
People facing additional barriers to support due to cultural background, language, disability, or geographic isolation
Anyone concerned about a loved one experiencing domestic violence
We recognise that women and children are disproportionately affected by domestic violence, with the most recent data showing 70% of family violence victims in Victoria are women and children.
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What is a safe space?
Resources
Access a private space to make calls or use resources
Connect
Connect with specialised domestic violence services
Information
Receive immediate assistance if you’re in crisis
Plan Next Steps
Take a moment to breathe and plan your next steps
Finding support
If you need immediate support and can’t access a Safe Together location:
- Call Safe Steps 24/7 Family Violence Response Centre: 1800 015 188
- Call 1800RESPECT: 1800 737 732
- Call Djirra (for Aboriginal women): 1800 105 303
- In an emergency, call 000