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If you or someone you know is experiencing or afraid of family and domestic violence, you can contact Safe Steps for support by phone, email or live chat.

We’re open every day of the year, including public holidays.

Phone: 1800 015 188

24/7 family and domestic violence crisis response phone line

Email: safesteps@safesteps.org.au

A support worker will reply to you as soon as possible.

Live Chat

Connect with a family violence specialist online Mon-Fri, 9am – 12 midnight.
If you have been threatened or you are fearful for yourself, a child or a family member – call 000.

General Enquiries

If you have a general enquiry but do not need family violence support please contact Safe Steps’ head office.

Email: admin@safesteps.org.au
Phone: (03) 9928 9600
Post: GPO Box 4396, Melbourne, Victoria 3001

Media

Please email media@safesteps.org.au or call 0418 457 390.

Your Feedback

Safe Steps values feedback from our clients, their representatives, our stakeholders, and anyone who engages with us. We see complaints, compliments and suggestions as important information sources to inform improvements to services and ways of working.

To provide feedback or make a complaint you can:

– call us on 1800 015 188
– webchat at safesteps@safesteps.org.au
– send us an email at quality@safesteps.org.au
For more information you can read our Feedback Policy here (include link to download feedback policy available on website).

Whistleblower Protection

A whistleblower is someone with inside knowledge of an organisation who reports misconduct or dishonest or illegal activity that may have occurred within that organisation.

Whistleblowers have a right to protection so they can come forward to report misconduct without fear of retribution or personal detriment.

Whistleblower reports can be made to our external reporting service Stopline  under our Whistleblower policy here.

Please use the contact form below to contact Safe Steps in regards to general and non-urgent enquiries. 

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Safe Steps respectfully acknowledges and celebrates the Traditional Owners of the lands throughout Victoria and pays respects to their Elders of past, current and future generations. 

Safe Steps is committed to ensuring diversity, inclusion and equity are embedded throughout our organisation for the benefit of our clients and our staff. We are committed to a focus on recognising and eliminating discrimination in the services we deliver. Read our Diversity, Inclusion and Equity Statement here.

Safe Steps is committed to creating and maintaining a Child Safe Organisation; ensuring obligations to meet the Child Safe Standards and Reportable Conduct Scheme requirements, as codified by the Child Wellbeing and Safety Act 2005 (Vic). You can read more about this commitment in our Child Safety and Wellbeing Policy here.

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Safe Steps Family Violence Response Centre is supported by the Victorian Government.