If you need emergency help, call the Police or Ambulance on 000.

Advocacy

WWDA focuses on broad advocacy, so we aren’t able to help with personal assistance or advocate for you individually.

For individual advocacy, you can find a nearby advocate through the National Disability Advocacy Program (NDAP) service provider finder.

Helplines

Get the support you need. Whether you’re seeking emotional support, legal advice, mental health assistance, or are recovering from violence or abuse, you have the right to a safe and empowered life.

Visit our website, Neve, for a list of national and local helplines. We’ve gathered trusted organisations and helplines across Australia, ready to offer guidance and support when you need it most.

There are many local helplines or organisations you can also contact:

Sunny (App)

Sunny app is free and was designed by and for women with disabilities in Australia. Sunny provides a safe and accessible space to learn about violence, understand your rights and access support.

  • Tell your story: Share your experiences securely and anonymously.
  • Learn about violence: Understand different types of abuse and who can perpetrate it.
  • Know your rights: Access information about legal rights and protections.
  • Connect with support: Find resources and contact information for helplines and services.

Download Sunny

Sunny is available for free on iPhone and Android:

Contact WWDA

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