The Australian Childhood Foundation Professionals offers services to children, young people and their families. The have a range of different services including theraputic support, guidance on safeguarding children, trama aware education and a selection of child safe training courses and resources available online.

The Commission for Children and Young People is an independent statutory body in Victoria that promotes improvement in policies and practices affecting the safety and well-being of children and young people. They provide oversight of services like child protection and youth justice, advocates for best practices, and supports organisations in implementing child-safe practices.

Headspace is the national youth mental health support website, offering a range of ways to support you online or by phone. Headspace offers free membership which gives you access to variety of safe and supportive online community chats that provide a great way to connect with others, and share resources that could be helpful.

The Kids Helpline is Australia’s only free (even from a mobile), confidential 24/7 online and phone counselling service for young people aged 5 to 25. They are committed to providing services that protect and keep children and young people free from harm and have tailored support lines for different age brackets.

Call 1800 55 1800

The Parentline is a service for parents or carers who need help navigating difficult parenting dilemmas. They offer telephone and online counselling with qualified counsellors who can offer strategies and advice. There are also free resources online.

There is a different phone number for each state and territory. Details are on their website.

The Office of the Children's Guardian is a NSW government agency responsible for overseeing child-related organisations to ensure children's safety. They administer worker screening checks, monitors out-of-home care standards, and promotes child-safe practices. The agency uses risk-based enforcement to identify gaps in protection and ensures organisations implement child safety standards, providing guidance on best practices to prioritise children's rights and well-being.

The Young Workers Centre helps young people learn more about their rights at work and helps to resolve workplace issues in Victoria. They have a team of lawyers, organisers, educators and researchers working to empower young people and end workplace exploitation and insecurity. The Centre produces helpful resources like fact sheets as well as running training days and social events. They provide personalised advice for young people who are dealing unfair dismissal, bullying and harassment at work.

Youth Law Australia provides free, confidential legal information and help for young people under 25.