Where to get Support
For immediate support, dial ‘000’ for Ambulance Victoria or Victoria Police.
The Collaborative Centre is not a crisis support or referral service.
If you or somebody you know needs support with their mental health and wellbeing, here are the services that can help.
For immediate support, dial ‘000’ for Ambulance Victoria or Victoria Police.
The Collaborative Centre is not a crisis support or referral service.
Mental health helplines can often provide quick assistance, advice, support and referral to other services that you may wish to connect with. There are many phone, online and text-based services that can help.
Call for 24/7 crisis support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians
Call for support from anywhere in Australia.
Call for support for issues relating to anxiety and depression.
Free 24/7 telephone and online counselling for men.
Support for current and former defence personnel and their immediate families.
Call for this free service for people having suicidal thoughts or family or friends affected by suicide.
Mental health helplines can often provide quick assistance, advice, support and referral to other services that you may wish to connect with. There are many phone, online and text-based services that can help.
Call for support with anxiety-related conditions.
Anonymous and free LGBTIQ+ peer support and referral for people in Australia.
Call, text or email this free specialist LGBTIQA+ helpline.
Call for general mental health and wellbeing support.
Call for support, information and referral for family members, friends and carers of people living with mental health challenges.
Call for free and confidential counselling service for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples.
Confidential alcohol and other drug counselling and referral in Victoria.
Victoria’s 24/7 family violence response centre.
If you would like to chat with somebody in person or via telehealth or video link, here are some services you may wish to contact.
Your general practitioner can connect you with services and support that match your needs and preferences.
These free services provide walk-in and phone-based support for adults aged 26 years and over.
These free services are for people who support those with mental health and substance use issues or psychological distress.
These services provide free support to people of all ages with issues including lowered mood, anxiety, substance use or addiction.