Emergency Support

Emergencies

If someone’s life is in danger or there is an immediate risk of harm, call emergency services on 000 (or 112 from mobile phones).

HIV Treatment & Care

Urgent or treatment related concerns, please seek advice from your GP, out of hours medical provider (e.g. Home Doctor Service 13 7425), sexual health clinic or hospital emergency department (if required).

A list of sexual health service providers (including their opening times) can be found here by inputting your post code

Urgent Mental Health Concerns

Mental Health Access Line (MHCALL) 1300 64 22 55

Lifeline (crisis support and suicide prevention) 13 11 14 

Suicide Prevention Counselling 1300 659 467  

Domestic Violence Support

DVConnect

If you identify as a women, please call the Womensline:  1800 811 811

If you identify as a male, please call the Mensline:  1800 600 636

If you identify as non-binary, please call the service that you feel most comfortable contacting, and let us know whether you have a preferred pronoun.

If you have experienced sexual violence, please call Sexual Assault helpline:  1800 010 120

Emotional Support

BeyondBlue (emotional support 24 hours a day) 1300 22 4636. 

QLife (national LGBTI peer support service) 1800 184 527

Housing

Homeless Hotline 1800 474 753.

Homeless Hotline is a phone information and referral service for people who are experiencing homelessness or are at risk of homelessness

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