Domestic and family violence can take many forms, and support is available for veterans, families, and anyone affected. If you need help, there are safe, confidential services that can support you at your own pace. 

Access to childcare can make a big difference to family wellbeing.

Support for your emotional, social and spiritual wellbeing through Chaplains.

Aged care can be a major life change, but support is available to help veterans and families understand their options and access the care they need. Help may be available through My Aged Care, DVA-funded services, counselling, advocacy and support for carers.

Employment after military service can bring challenges, but support is available to help veterans and families find, return to, or stay in work. Help may include career planning, job searching, training, and support to balance work with health or caring responsibilities.

Alcohol and other drug use can affect health, relationships and daily life, but support is available for veterans, families and carers. With the right help, recovery is possible, and people can improve wellbeing, rebuild connections and find a way forward.

Financial advice can help veterans and families make informed decisions during major life changes, such as leaving the ADF, receiving compensation, or planning for the future. Support is also available if you are dealing with debt, financial stress or uncertainty about your next steps.

Lived experience - from military service, transition, and recovery—becomes lived expertise when used to improve services, driving more responsive, respectful, and person-centered support.

Medication advice can help veterans and families understand their medicines, manage changes safely, and feel more confident asking questions. Support from a GP, pharmacist or other health professional can make medication use safer and less stressful, especially during transition, recovery or after hospital.