Personal and legal support services

Where to get help and support

If you have concerns about your welfare or the welfare of someone else, counselling can provide the opportunity to discuss how you are feeling in a safe and supportive environment.

In case of an emergency, please call Triple 0 (000).

Services providing counselling or legal support

OrganisationServicesContact
1800Respect
Free counselling, information and referrals for those experiencing family violence
Aboriginal Legal Rights Movement
Legal advice and assistance to advance the rights and interests of Aboriginal people in South Australia
Beyond Blue
Support for people experiencing anxiety and depression
Crisis Care
After hours response to immediate child abuse and neglect matters
13 16 11
Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
SA Public Sector employees may have access to an employer-provided assistance program
Contact your employer
Family Drug Support Australia
Support for families affected by alcohol and other drugs
Homelessness Gateway
24/7 support and access to emergency accommodation for those who are homeless or at risk of homelessness
1800 003 308
JusticeNet SA
Coordinates free legal assistance for low income earners/disadvantaged persons
Legal Service Commission Helpline
Free legal assistance, advice, information and referrals
Lifeline
Crisis support and suicide prevention
Mental Health Triage Service
24/7 service for support, triage and referrals for mental health emergencies
13 14 65
Relationships Australia
Relationship support services for individuals, families and communities
Suicide Call Back Service
24/7 phone and online counselling for people affected by suicide
Victim Support Service
Free and confidential support for victims of crime, witnesses and their family and friends
Women's Legal Services SA
Free legal services to women in South Australia

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