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Help for victim-survivors of domestic violence

Legal Services Commission

Legal Services provides a range of supports for victim-survivors of domestic, family or sexual violence. Visit the Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence homepage to learn more.

Relationships Australia (SA) - Victims of Crime counselling and support

Relationships Australia (SA) provides free and confidential individual and family counselling and support to victims of crime as they move through the criminal justice process. Support is available to both adult and child victims, and victims of domestic violence, including:

  • anyone directly harmed by a crime
  • anyone harmed as a result of witnessing a crime
  • parents or caregivers who have been harmed as a result of a crime against their child
  • relatives of a person who has died or suffered harm as a result of a crime.

To be eligible to access the services, the crime must be reported to the police, or, in the case of family or domestic violence, reported to the police, GP or other professional.

Women's Safety Services

Women’s Safety Services SA provides free and confidential help to women and their children experiencing domestic and family violence across South Australia through the Safe at Home Program. Support can be offered and the crime does not need to have been reported to police. To be assessed for Safe at Home services, call 1800 800 098.

Help for victim-survivors of domestic violence  :  Last Revised: Wed Sep 9th 2026
The content of the Law Handbook is made available as a public service for information purposes only and should not be relied upon as a substitute for legal advice. See Disclaimer for details. For free and confidential legal advice in South Australia call 1300 366 424.