Family and community violenceFamily violence may involve a wide range of behaviours, including physical, sexual, emotional, verbal, social, economic and spiritual abuse. It has serious social, economic and health consequences for victims, their families and communities. It is not only unlawful but in many instances can amount to serious criminal conduct. To report or discuss family violence incidents:Family Violence Response and Referral Line - 1800 633 937 In all emergencies call the Police 000 line. Tasmanian servicesFamily violence services Family violence informationWhat is family violence?Practical help for victims of family violence (including emergency options, women's shelters, legal options, victims of crime and counselling services) How to help someone experiencing family violence Information for employers Pathways: How women leave violent men Family violence and children Aboriginal family violence Men and family violence Safe at HomeSafe at Home is the Tasmanian Government’s response to family violence and is one of its key social policy initiatives. It involves a range of services working together to protect and support victims of family violence, including young people and children, while making offenders responsible for their behaviour. Find out about Safe at Home, the Tasmanian Government’s response to family violence. Useful linksUseful links to more information on family violence. Further information:Women Tasmania Office locations: Hobart, Launceston and Burnie |
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