For men — doing things differently
If you are worried about the way you are treating your partner, family or kids — reaching out is one of the strongest things you can do. Men who choose to change protect their families, their culture, and their own wellbeing.
Violence is not part of culture. Wanting to do better, and asking for help to get there, is a sign of strength — not weakness.
Lines that can help you, today
3 servicesBrother to Brother
Aboriginal-led24/7 crisis line for Aboriginal men, staffed by Aboriginal men including Elders — family, relationships, parenting and wellbeing. Run by Dardi Munwurro.
Call nowNo To Violence — Men's Referral Service
For menFree, confidential support and referral to men's behaviour change programs across Australia, 24/7.
Call nowWhat changing looks like
Noticing the early signs in your body before things escalate, and stepping away.
Talking it through with a worker or an Elder instead of bottling it up.
Joining a men's behaviour change program — yarning with other men doing the same work.
Taking responsibility, and showing the kids a different way.
If anyone is in danger right now, call 000. If you need to talk straight away, Brother to Brother 1800 435 799 is there 24/7.