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Everyone needs help sometimes. Here, you'll find ideas to cope and links to practical support. We talk about getting help for legal issues, your health, money, sex, relationships, violence and abuse. We also share information about helplines, services that connect you to caring people and good advice when you need it.

In Australia, the number to call in an emergency is triple zero (000). Calling 000 can make some people feel nervous or scared. Here, you can learn what happens when you call emergency services. We explain when and how to make the call and describe the information you need to have ready.

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Calls to 000 are free. You can call 000 from mobile, home and work phones and pay phones. Before you call, make sure you are in a safe place.Â

The person who takes your call may tell you what you can do to help. Listen carefully and follow their instructions. It is okay to ask them to repeat things.Â

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This section of the website describes the many different types of violence and abuse that people in our community can face. It explains how to become safer and help others, too. We hope you find the support you need to heal and recover if you're going through a tough time. We hope the information here helps you feel less alone.

This section of the website lets you know where to go and what to do when you need help. People who've been hurt by violence will find advice here, but others will find it helpful, too. There is information about legal support, health services, money, sex and relationships and violence and abuse. If you are in a difficult situation and don't know what to do, the strategies here can make a difference.

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In Australia, the number to call in an emergency is triple zero (000). Calling 000 can make some people feel nervous or scared. Here, you can learn what happens when you call emergency services. We explain when and how to make the call and describe the information you need to have ready.

This section provides information about helplines - telephone and text services that offer help when you need it. Helplines can give you advice, understanding and links to practical support

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Even if you don't have all the information listed above, don't hesitate to call 000 in an emergency. The service will help you as best they can.

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This section of the website is for the families and supporters of people with disabilities. It talks about how you can work with someone to help them be safer. It covers what to do when the person you support uses violence. It describes the warning signs that someone you support might be experiencing violence or abuse. It shares tips for standing up for people with disabilities while respecting their rights and ability to stand up for themselves.

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