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Feeling unsafe 

 

Feeling unsafe could mean being scared because some is bullying you, being worried that your friends have stopped talking to you, your family is saying mean things about you or any time you are feeling scared, nervous, anxious or afraid. It is never ok for someone to make you feel scared and you should talk to your parents/carers, friends, school teacher or one of the organisations below. By talking to someone they may be able to find ways to solve the situation or make sure you are safe from further harm and danger.

 

Kids Help Line

For children to talk to someone if something at school is bothering you, if you’re feeling sad, confused or anything other feeling.

Phone 1800 55 1800 (available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week). 

counsellor@kidshelp.com.au (It can take up to 2 weeks for a counselor to reply so if you need to talk to someone straight away ring) 

http://www.kidshelp.com.au/     

 

Australian Childhood Foundation

Counselling for children and young people affected by abuse.

1800 176 453

http://www.stopchildabuse.com.au or http://www.childhood.org.au 

 

Mensline Australia

Supports boys and men dealing with family &/or relationship difficulties

1300 78 99 78

 

Child Abuse Prevention Service

Confidential support for children who are being abused 

1800 688 009

www.childabuseprevention.com.au

 

Sexual Assault Counsellor

Provides support and counselling to people who have been sexually assaulted

Forbes Community Health Centre 

Conducted 3rd Wednesday of each month

Corner Elgin and Church St

6850 2233 

        © 2013 by THE SpICE GIRLS

'Hayley Smith, Hannah Bruhn, Namrata Chikkerur, Jane Yeow, Emilie Lowe & Joanne Hendy'

Speech Pathology Students, Medical Imaging Student & Physiotherapy Students

 

 Â© 2014 by THE SpICE TEAM

'Hannah Jeffery, Elise Wright, Tayla Watson, Dean Yamak, Kate Nixon'

Speech Pathology, Physiotherapy and Environmental Science students

 

 Â© 2014 by THE SpICE TEAM

'Priyam Mani, Rosalind Fletcher, Kirby Skulander'

Speech Pathology and Health and Rehabilitation students

 

This website was created by Charles Sturt University students for the Parkes/ Forbes SpICE Project. The information contained here was accurate at the time of publication and should NOT replace the professional advice of qualified Health Professionals.

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