BCL: Victims of Crime Services in Sydney NSW Australia

Victims of Crime Sydney & NSW

Advocates for Survivors of Child Abuse is a national not-for-profit organisation of survivors supporting other survivors.

Another Closet: Domestic Violence in Gay and Lesbian Relationships - Information source for victims of domestic violence.
Crime Stoppers - Phone 1800 333 000 If you need police to attend an address or you need immediate police assistance DO NOT PHONE CRIME STOPPERS. In an emergency dial 000.
Department of community Services (DOCS) - If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, you can ring DOCS Domestic Violence Line for Help on 1800 656 463 (TTY 1800 671 442)

Kids Help Line is Australia's only free, confidential and anonymous, 24-hour telephone and online counselling service specifically for young people aged between five and 18.

Lawlink NSW Victims Of Crime Advice and Information- Provides practical information for victims of crime about counselling and support services, police investigations and court processes, obtaining compensation, domestic violence and sexual assault and victims rights
Legal Aid NSW - Provides a range of services to people who need advice, assistance and representation, and who qualify for legal aid.
Let's Face It - Based on the film The Man Who Stole My Mother's Face, deals with issues surrounding sexual assault.

National Association of Community Legal Centres - Community Legal Centres (CLCs) provide legal advice about a variety of matters..

NSW Police Force - Domestic & Family Violence
One in three Campaign Contrary to common beliefs, up to One in Three victims of sexual assault and at least One in Three victims of family violence and abuse is male. Abuse of men takes many of the same forms as it does against women - physical violence, intimidation and threats; sexual, emotional, psychological, verbal and financial abuse; property damage and social isolation.
Relationships Australia - Provides trauma and crisis services, as well as counselling and support

Victims Services - part of the NSW Attorney General's Department and consists of: Victims Compensation Tribunal; Victims of Crime Bureau; and Families and Friends of Missing Persons Unit. Services include counselling and a 24-hour victim support line
Department of Families, Housing, Community Services, and Indigenous Affairs - Reducing Violence - Provides information for young people, parents, and the community on identifying and avoiding abusive and violent relationships and where to find help.