Services
The Woodley Rose Project is developing practical, respectful and trauma-informed support for men and their children affected by family violence.
Community drop-in support
A proposed safe and welcoming place for information, practical assistance and referrals for men and their children. Help understanding and completing housing, Centrelink and other service-related forms. This is not legal advice.
Peer and lived-experience support
Respectful, non-judgmental support informed by lived experience, where every man is heard and his experiences are taken seriously.
Practical assistance
Planned access to essential items such as toiletries, clothing, food, children’s books and toys, subject to availability.
Information, intake and needs assessment
Planned appointments to understand each man’s circumstances, immediate needs and appropriate support options.
Proposed Services
Subject to the successful completion and evaluation of our pilot programs, sustainable funding, appropriate facilities, regulatory requirements and community partnerships, we hope to develop the following services:
Emergency Accommodation Centre
24-Hour Crisis Support Line
Outreach and Regional Support
Transitional Support
Important Notice
These are proposed future services and are not currently available through The Woodley Rose Project. Their development will depend on pilot outcomes, funding, suitable partnerships and all required approvals.
If you or a child is in immediate danger, call 000.
For 24-hour family violence support, contact 1800RESPECT on 1800 737 732.