Some banks offer financial help to existing customers who are leaving domestic and family violence.
• Commonwealth Bank: 1800 222 387
• NAB: 1800 701 599
If you’re having trouble making repayments, all banks have financial hardship teams you can talk to.
Information, support and referrals for victims of crime. Victims may be eligible for financial support.
People affected by domestic and family violence on low incomes may be eligable for safe, fair and affordable credit.
Legal help and financial counselling, including about credit, banking, debt recovery and insurance.
People affected by domestic and family violence may be eligible for emergency relief (food, travel, phone, bills, utilities, clothing, etc).
Information about, and applications for child support.
Help with applying for a crisis payment and other benefits, as well as short-term counselling and referrals.
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