Are you unsafe right now
Start a
conversation to
end family violence.
conversation to
end family violence.
We all have
the right to feel
safe at home.
the right to feel
safe at home.
We all have
the right to feel
safe at home.
the right to feel
safe at home.
ARE YOU SAFE AT HOME?
Are you experiencing family violence?
If you’re experiencing abuse, you don’t have to face this alone.
Help and support is available. The Are You Safe at Home? website features lots of helpful information around family violence and where to go for help.
Is someone you know unsafe?
Do you think someone you know may be experiencing family violence?
The Are You Safe at Home? website features lots of helpful tips, conversation starters and information to help you start your potentially lifesaving chat with a friend, family member or colleague.
Are You Safe
at Home? Day
MAY 10
It’s an opportunity to ask someone in your life ‘Are you safe at home?’ — Start a conversation to end family violence.
Asking such an important question can be tough, so the Are You Safe at Home? website features lots of helpful tips, conversation starters and information to help you start your potentially lifesaving chat with a friend, family member or colleague.
Mark 10 May in your calendar this year and let’s start the conversation because we all have the right to feel safe at home.
Find support
in your state
If you or someone you know is in immediate danger dial 000 immediately.
There is help and advice available in your state if you or someone you know is or may be experiencing family violence.
Community languages
Information from this website has been translated into 15 community languages and easy English.
Easy English
Information from this website is also available in an Easy English downloadable booklet called ‘How to feel safe at home if there is family violence’.
