Impacted by domestic violence?

Call 000 if you are in immediate danger. Our trained workers support people who are impacted by domestic and family violence. We are committed to ensuring people who are experiencing violence are safe and well.

We also work with men who use violence or control in their relationships to help them understand, acknowledge and change their behaviour.

SHINE

If you live in the Beaudesert and Jimboomba area and you have experienced or are experiencing domestic and family violence, we can provide you with:

• counselling and crisis support
• specialist support at the Beaudesert Court
• information and links to relevant services to support your health, parenting, financial, legal and other counselling needs
• home safety upgrades
• specialised counselling for your children.

We provide these services at Logan and Beaudesert, whichever is safest for you.

These services are available through a partnership with Beaucare.

Who is eligible?

We back women, children and young people who are experiencing or who have experienced domestic and family violence in Beaudesert, Jimboomba and surrounds.

Responsible Men

Responsible Men is a behaviour-change program for men in the Logan area aged 18 years and above, who use violence or are controlling in their relationships.

We focus on how you can take responsibility to change your behaviour and decision-making without using violence, and how you can use this knowledge to make positive changes for healthy and safe relationships.

Through group work, we assist you to acknowledge and recognise your own behaviour and to change your verbal, financial and psychological abuse, stalking and other behaviours that instil fear.

We cover topics such as:

• what domestic and family violence is
• its impacts
• values
• beliefs.

We help you work out how to change your behaviour and how to maintain change.

Women who perpetrate domestic and family violence can access individual counselling services, but not group programs.

Who is eligible?

To join the program, you:

• must think you have a problem with violence
• be under Voluntary Intervention Orders, or
• be referred by community or government agencies.
   

Project Hera

Project Hera is a domestic violence support service that we provide in partnership with the Queensland Police Service.

If you are experiencing domestic and family violence, the police may encourage you to reach out to us.

We work at the Logan District Domestic and Family Violence and Vulnerable Persons Unit and will strive to enhance your safety and wellbeing.

With your permission, we may visit you at home as soon as the police determine the safety of the situation.

Our goal is to connect you with specialists who can deliver expert support.

Who is eligible?

People impacted by domestic and family violence in the Logan area.