What is family violence? Is this happening to me? Is this affecting my kids? Should I stay or leave? Is it safe for me to stay home? How can I make my home safer? How can I protect myself online? What are my housing rights? How can the police protect me? How can the law protect me? Who can help me? Who can the violent person talk to? What services can accommodate the violent person? Are you being hurt by a partner or someone you live with? You can also download our booklet My Safety Plan.

Safe At Home was a two year programme that closed on March 31, 2011. All schemes are closed for referrals for safety equipment, however, they may still be able to provide you with safety information and advice.

National Plan to Reduce Violence Against Women. Review of Family Violence Act 2004. Review of Safe at Home Services. 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. 24 hours, 7 days a week.

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