Services

Relationships can be tough, and sometimes we all need some extra support and guidance to help us move forward. Couples Counselling offers a supportive environment where you can discuss concerns, overcome tensions and strengthen your partnership.

This program, designed for men, aims to reduce the incidence of domestic violence in communities around NSW. Our facilitators provide tools to develop positive and safe relationships, while supporting men to eliminate violent behaviour cycles.

Relationship breakdowns and family disputes are often emotional and difficult, and it’s normal to feel overwhelmed. To help you through, our Family Relationship Centres offer Family Dispute Resolution, also sometimes known as family mediation, in NSW.

Life can be full of ups and downs. While we may be able to overcome most challenges by ourselves, sometimes we need some extra support. Individual Counselling offers a supportive environment to identify and manage problems and concerns.

The Family Advocacy and Support Service (FASS) is a free service which supports men going through the Family Court system in cases of domestic and family violence. By offering aid to both perpetrators and victims, we aim to encourage long term positive behaviour change.

We all have the right to feel safe. Taking the first steps to speak to someone about domestic and family violence can be conflicting and overwhelming. At Relationships Australia NSW, we provide compassionate, understanding, and confidential domestic violence support for victims.

Relationships within families can be challenging and complex. Family Counselling provides a safe space to address problems, hear each other’s perspectives, overcome difficulties, improve communication, and restore and strengthen relationships.

The Children’s Contact Service provides a safe, neutral and child-focused environment for families to build and maintain meaningful relationships while staff supervise and monitor interactions.

Everyone has the right to feel safe. We provide free counselling and support to individuals with disabilities and their families, including individuals affected by the Royal Commission into Violence, Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation of People with Disability (Disability Royal Commission).

Let’s Talk helps older people and their families address age-related issues and disagreements, and make decisions that protect the rights and safety of everyone involved.

Community Builders are passionate about developing the skills and capabilities of children, young people and those who care for them. We work directly with schools and community groups to provide tailored programs and services which help their cohorts be safe, resilient and achieve their full potential.

A free service which works to improve mental health outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders. Caber-ra Nanga is a Gaimaragal word meaning ‘resting the mind’.