Region
State Wide Tasmania
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The Safe at Home criminal justice response to family violence includes an increased role for Police in family violence incidents.
All Tasmania Police officers receive training to respond to and investigate incidents of family violence. General duties officers at every police station respond to reports of family violence.
Reporting family violence to police is a significant step, but you will be supported by officers who will treat you with courtesy, respect and without judgement.
To report a non-urgent incident of family violence, call the Tasmania Police Assistance Line on 131 444 or attend your local police station to make a report.
If you have a hearing impairment, call TTY 106.
For reports of family violence, if you do not wish to report the matter to police in the first instance, call the Family Violence Counselling Support Service on 1800 608 122 for advice, support and counselling.
All Tasmania Police officers receive training to respond to and investigate incidents of family violence. General duties officers at every police station respond to reports of family violence.
Reporting family violence to police is a significant step, but you will be supported by officers who will treat you with courtesy, respect and without judgement.
To report a non-urgent incident of family violence, call the Tasmania Police Assistance Line on 131 444 or attend your local police station to make a report.
If you have a hearing impairment, call TTY 106.
For reports of family violence, if you do not wish to report the matter to police in the first instance, call the Family Violence Counselling Support Service on 1800 608 122 for advice, support and counselling.
For reports of family violence, if you do not wish to report the matter to police in the first instance, call the Family Violence Counselling Support Service on 1800 608 122 for advice, support and counselling.