DVWest

DV West offers group programs, which assist women in exploring ways to move forward with confidence, knowledge and empowerment after they have left a violent relationship. Our Community Outreach Services support women who choose to remain in their own homes or when no crisis accommodation is available. We will meet women in the community or talk on the phone/WhatsApp or video.

It does not matter whether you are leaving, thinking to leave, or have already left, we have the services and support to assist you. Victim-survivors need quality services and specialist support. You can be confident that our staff have the right skills and knowledge to help you. If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence and needs help, you can call us directly on 02 4732 2318

Domestic violence LGBTQ & Disability - Domestic violence occurs mainly to women in intimate relationships, but also occurs to men, people who are LGBTQ, and people living with a disability. If you feel afraid and/or unable to live your life freely or have questions about domestic and family violence, contact us on 02 4732 2318 to discuss your concerns confidentially with a specialist worker.

Domestic violence Aboriginal - DVWest provides crucial domestic violence support services to children and aboriginal people in Western Sydney and its surroundings. DV West also provides supported crisis accommodation, transitional housing, an After Hours service and outreach support for women and children in the Nepean, Blue Mountains, Blacktown/Hills, and Hawkesbury districts.

DV West provides specialist domestic violence services through four refuges, transitional housing, outreach support, a centralised intake, and assessment service, an after-hours service, group programs for women and children, and in-house counselling.