1800 737 732. Information, referrals and counselling via phone and web chat, 24 hours a day. Support for sexual assault, domestic or family violence. Open 24 Hours.

Call 1800 600 636. DVConnect Mensline is a free, confidential telephone counselling, referral, information and support, service for Queenslanders identifying as male, and who may be experiencing or using domestic and family violence. This service is available 9am until midnight, 7 days a week.

Call 1800 811 811 for DVConnect’s Womensline is a 24 hour, 7 days a week crisis response telephone helpline for Queenslanders who want to escape domestic violence. The service is for anyone identifying as a female, regardless of age, accessibility, ethnicity, gender orientation, or ethnicity.

Counselling services for anyone at any time.

Phone 13 11 14

In the case of an emergency, you should always dial 000

Ensure your safety: wear your seatbelt and avoid mobile phone fines.

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Family law changes from May 2024. This factsheet will help you understand how the new law operates.

Learn more about community legal centres or find one near you. Call 07 3392 0092.

Call 1300 65 11 88

Call 1800 007 007 for free advice on how to manage your debts.

To search for other Community Legal Centres in your area, please visit the Community Legal Centres Queensland website or phone 07 3392 0092

If you have been affected by the floods, St Vincent de Paul Society may be able to assist – call 1800 946 688 (Mon-Fri 8am to 4pm)

The Queensland Government has provided some tips and resources for managing stress after a disaster. Click the link to view.

Caxton Legal has information on a variety of legal issues you may encounter while affected by the 2022 floods in Queensland. Click the link to access.

Call 1300 744 263 to access Tenants Queensland telephone advice service. Click the link to access fact sheet for tenants impacted by flooding

The Essential Services Safety and Reconnection Scheme (ESSRS) grant helps people who are uninsured, or unable to claim insurance, and who meet an income test, by providing a contribution towards inspecting, repairing and reconnecting essential services (i.e. electricity, gas, water or sewerage) that were damaged by a disaster.

The Structural Assistance Grant (SAG) helps people who are uninsured, or unable to claim insurance, and who meet an income test, by providing a contribution towards repairs to their home to make it safe, secure and habitable following damage by a disaster.

The National Recovery and Resilience Agency has a network of Recovery Support Officers to help connect you with the right support for your situation. Use their website to find the contact details for the Recovery Support Officer in your area or email rso@recovery.gov.au

Call 1800 173 349 for assistance with a range of recovery services and to find a Support Services location