Child-first services for families and legal professionals navigating court orders or private agreements.
Supervised Visits
A safe, neutral environment where children can spend quality time with a parent or family member.
Supervised Changeovers
Conflict-free transitions of children between parents, ensuring peace of mind for everyone involved.
We’ve compiled a list of trusted organisations and services to assist parents and individuals navigating parenting, court orders, child safety, and emotional wellbeing.
Support and Information Services
1800RESPECT
24/7 national support for people affected by domestic, family or sexual violence.
Family Relationships Online
Provides information and services to help families strengthen relationships and manage separation.
Beyond Blue
Mental health support for people experiencing anxiety, depression, and emotional distress.
Kids Helpline — 1800 55 1800
Free and confidential 24/7 support for young people aged 5–25 in Australia.
Bravehearts
A national child protection organisation dedicated to preventing child sexual abuse.
Lifeline — 13 11 14
Round-the-clock crisis support and suicide prevention service.
Enough is Enough
Offers education and support for individuals and families affected by violence or trauma.
Men’s Line Australia
Telephone and online support service for men with relationship, parenting, or emotional issues.
Parenting & Family Law
Department of Communities & Justice (DCJ)
Supports child protection, housing, justice and community services across NSW.
Raising Children Network
Evidence-based parenting information covering all stages of childhood and parenting.
Family Advocacy and Support Services (FASS)
Free legal and social support at family courts for people affected by family violence.
Triple P – Positive Parenting Program
Practical parenting strategies to help promote healthy relationships and manage behaviour.
Family Court of Australia
Offers legal guidance on family law, including custody, parenting orders, and separation.
Legal Aid NSW
Free legal assistance for people facing family law, criminal, or civil matters.
