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The Help is Here campaign provides information on support services available to anyone experiencing domestic and family violence, to help them access the support they need, when they need it.
Tough times don’t excuse tougher times at home. Even in crisis there’s no place for abuse or domestic violence. Everyone has the right to be free from harm and to live without fear of violence or abuse. All victims need compassionate and highly responsive support.
The Help is Here campaign provides information on support services available to anyone experiencing domestic and family violence, to help them access the support they need, when they need it.
If you’re worried about your actions and believe you may be using violence in your relationship, help is available online and by phone 24/7. For free advice and counselling contact MensLine Australia on 1300 78 99 78 or access online counselling.
There’s no place for abuse and domestic violence.
“Help is here.”
Information about MensLine Australia is available in a number of different Languages.
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