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Helpful Phone Numbers

EMERGENCY CONTACT 

  • Police / Fire / Ambulance – 000 
  • Police / Fire / Ambulance (from mobile) – 112 (use this number if no credit or no network cover) 
  • Non-Emergency Police Assistance – 131 444 
  • Crimestoppers – 1800 333 000
  • Lifeline 24/7 Crisis Line – 13 11 14 
    Telephone crisis support, suicide intervention and prevention, mental health support service  
     
  • Crisis Care (Family Helpline) – (08) 9223 1111 (metro) or 1800 199 008 (country). 
    Problems within the family, including domestic violence, homelessness, child welfare and general arguments  
     
  • Kids Helpline – 1800 551 800 
    Free telephone and online counselling service for young people between 5 and 25 years  
     
  • Men’s Line – 1300 789 978 
    Dedicated service for men with relationship and family concerns  
     
  • Women’s Domestic Violence Helpline – (08) 9223 1188 
    Free telephone support and counselling for women experiencing family and domestic violence  
     
  • Men’s Domestic Violence Helpline – (08) 9223 1199     (1800 000 599) 
    Telephone information, referral and counselling service for men to help them change their violent behaviour towards female partners  
     
  • Rural Link – 1800 720 101 
    Specialist after-hours telephone service for the rural communities of WA.  Deals with depression, mental health issues, and suicide  
     
  • The Samaritans  
    Non-religious, non-judgemental careline, offering emotional support to the lonely, despairing and suicidal.
  • Samaritans Care Line – (08) 9381 5555 (metro) 
  • Samaritans Care Line – 1800 198 313 (country) 
  • Samaritans Youth Line – (08) 9388 2500 
  • Alcohol & Drug Information Service (ADIS) – (08) 9442 5000 
    Information, referral and counselling for substance users and family   members  
     
  • Mental Health Emergency Response Line – (08) 9224 8888 
    Rapid response to mental health emergencies, including advice for carers  
     
  • Parenting WA – (08) 6279 1200 
    Information, support and referral services to parents, carers, grandparents and families with children up to 18 years   
     
  • Sexual Assault Resource Centre (SARC) – (08) 9340 1828 
    Free assistance and support to any male or female, aged 13 years and over, who has experienced unwanted sexual contact or behaviour.  Counselling also available  
  • ARBOR – (08) 9263 2150 
    Free outreach counselling service for those bereaved by suicide or sudden death  
     
  • Beyond Blue –1300 224 636 
    Information on a wide variety of mental health problems for sufferers, carers and professionals  
     
  • Child Protection Unit –(08) 9340 8646 
    Within Princess Margaret Rose Hospital. Ensures that children are protected whilst in hospital and on discharge.  Covers child abuse, injury, neglect and well being  
     
  • Fremantle Multicultural Centre – (08) 9336 8282 
    Crisis accommodation and settlement programs for refugees and migrants. It also operates a mental health referral program – 
  • Headspace Rockingham – (08) 6595 8888   
    The National Youth Mental Health Foundation providing early intervention mental health services to 12-25 year olds. The service is designed to make it easy as possible for a young person and their family to get the help they need for problems affecting their wellbeing.  
     
  • Ngala Family Resource Centre – (08) 9368 9368  
    Early parenting services, support and guidance for families and young children  
  • QLife – 1800 184 527 
    A national LGBTI (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender & Intersex) counselling service that provides support, referrals and information to LGBTI individuals, parents, friends, family and professionals. QLife operates 365 days of the year from 3pm – midnight. 
     
  • SANE –1800 187 263  
    Information and helpline for people with mental health issues –  
  • Youth Focus – (08) 9266 4333 
    Working with young people, aged 12-18 years who show signs of depression, self-harm and suicide.  Also supports families