Domestic Violence Prevention Centre

Everyone is safe to live with justice, freedom and hope in their family, community and country.

IN AN EMERGENCY CALL POLICE ON 000

Welcome to the Domestic Violence Prevention Centre

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We are upgrading our phone systems this week to better support our clients. While we don’t anticipate any major disruptions, there’s a small chance you may have trouble reaching us by phone during the transition.

If this happens, please don’t hesitate to email us at info@domesticviolence.com.au and we’ll ensure someone gets back to you promptly.

Alternatively, please contact 24 hr services:

DV Connect – 1800 811 811
1800 Respect – 1800 737 732

In an emergency, please contact Police on 000. 

Thank you for your understanding as we make this improvement for our services.

IMPORTANT NOTICE:

Today we are closing our office from 12:30pm for a team event (office will be open from 9am to 12:30pm).
For 24 hour support, please contact:

In an emergency phone the police on Triple Zero (000).

DVConnect: 1800 811 811  |  1800RESPECT (1800 737 732);
or visit: Other Services

Our vision: Everyone is safe to live with justice, freedom and hope in their family, community and country.

DVPC Services Overview Women’s Counselling Crisis Response Security Upgrades Court Advocacy Program Children and Young People’s Service Women’s Groups Men’s Domestic Violence Education and Intervention Program Training and Workshops Community Education
About DVPC Our Vision, Mission and Values Strategic Plan Membership Our Board Job Opportunities at DVPC Events Our Policies Client Rights and Responsibilities AGM Reports Contact Us
What is Domestic and Family Violence? (accessible video) Information about Domestic Violence Information about Family Violence Myths and Facts Supporting Someone Experiencing Domestic or Family Violence The Purple Book
Planning for Your Safety Before You Leave After You Leave Online Safety Emotional Safety
Getting Support Overview From DVPC Police Legal Services For Children and Young People Other DV Services Other Services Support Services for Men
Resources The Purple Book let’s talk: safe relationships, sex and consent Resourcing Mothers Adolescent Violence in the Home Brochures and Booklets Videos Campaigns Useful Links
Contributing to Change Support our Work Resources for Change Activism
For Service Providers Domestic Violence Integrated Response (DVIR) Domestic Violence Interagency Group (DVIG) Referrals

Established in 1992, the Domestic Violence Prevention Centre provides a wide range of programs to support women and their children affected by domestic and family violence. We also work with men who perpetrate domestic violence. Through the Gold Coast Domestic Violence Integrated Response we partner with government agencies, non-government agencies and other women’s services to continue to improve responses to domestic and family violence as we work toward achieving our goal of ending violence against women.

Everyone has a right to be safe.

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Please note: our hours are 9am to 4pm on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday; 9am to 3pm on Wednesday.
If you require assistance outside these hours, please call DVConnect on 1800 811 811; or 1800RESPECT (1800 737 732).
If you require immediate assistance, please call the police on 000.
Click here to contact DVPC

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