Get help for me

If you or someone you know is in immediate danger call 000.

For non-urgent matters you can visit our resources page for tip sheets and videos, to help you navigate planning ahead, financial planning, family agreements, difficult situations if they arise and much more. You may also want to visit our page highlighting other organisations that can help.

If you don't find the information you need, you can call our helpline on tel: 1300 368 821. Seniors Rights Victoria is a free and confidential service.

When you call our service one of our experienced advocates will answer your enquiry. We’ll help you understand your rights and assist you in finding a solution. We can offer you legal and non-legal assistance. If necessary, an appointment will be made for you to work with one of our advocates and one of our community lawyers to work through the issues and provide you with options to consider.

Other Ways You Can Get Help.
There are certain things you can do that can help you to feel safer.

1. The first step is to find the courage to confide in someone such as a member of your family, your GP, a care provider or the expert legal and advocacy staff at Seniors Rights Victoria.
2. The second step is to develop a personal safety plan. Check out our Plan For Your Safety Tip Sheet, and feel free to seek assistance from Seniors Rights Victoria.