Relationships Australia

Information
Relationships Australia Victoria (RAV) is a community-based, not-for-profit organisation with no religious affiliations. We have over 70 years’ experience providing family and relationship support services from more than 18 locations across Melbourne and Victoria. Our vision is for positive, respectful, safe and fulfilling relationships for all Australians.
We provide a diverse range of services and programs including counselling; family dispute resolution (mediation); family violence services; relationship education; mental health services; specialised royal commission support services, workplace services; and professional development and training.
We are committed to inclusivity and providing safe, inclusive and accessible services for all people.
RAV acknowledges the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the Traditional Owners of the lands and waterways of Australia. We support Aboriginal people’s right to self-determination and culturally safe services.
We recognise the lifelong impacts of childhood trauma.
We recognise those who had children taken away from them.

Business Website Address
Business Phone Number
Other contact details
Cranbourne: 03 5990 1900; Cranbourne North (men’s services only): 03 5911 5400
Location
Berwick, Cranbourne, Cranbourne North and online
Service Areas in the South East
City of Greater Dandenong, City of Casey, Cardinia Shire
Referral Type
Self referral via phone or email
Eligibility requirement
Specialist counselling service and groups support women and children impacted by family violence. A Men’s Behaviour Change Program is available for men wanting to end their use of controlling and abusive behaviours (including violent incidents) and other problematic behaviour in their relationships. A Men’s Case Management Program offers individual support for men aged 18 years and over who want to take responsibility for and change their behaviour, but who are struggling with other challenges that are making change difficult. These challenges may include housing difficulties and homelessness, drug and alcohol use, and/or mental health issues.