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Domestic Violence Advocates in Western Australian Police Stations

Our domestic violence advocates are based at local police stations and offer an advocacy service, safety planning and case management with court support.

They can also refer you to legal and other services: 

  • Armadale: Walk into Armadale Police Station at 10 Third Road, Armadale
    Phone: 9399 0222
     
  • Cannington: Walk into Cannington Police Station at 1325 Albany Hwy, Cannington.
    Phone: 9451 0000
     
  • Kensington: Walk into 25 George Street, Kensington.
    Phone: 9474 7555
     

Our domestic violence advocates provide a range of services including: 

  • Safety planning 
  • Case management 
  • Information on police and legal processes 
  • Emotional support 
  • Support to those applying for a Family Violence Restraining Order or attending court 
  • Assistance with income support 
  • Referral to other services and agencies as appropriate. 

Domestic Violence Advocates FAQ

Our domestic violence advocates are based at local police stations and offer an advocacy service, safety planning and case management with court support. 

Walk into or phone Armadale 9399 0222, Cannington 9451 0000 or Kensington 9474 7555 Police Stations

Lived Experience Stories

The women in these moving but challenging stories are real people. However, their names have been changed to protect their identity.  Some women have shared their stories at our events, and some have gone on to become passionate advocates for family and domestic violence.  

How Starick Can Support you

Starick is an independent, not for profit organisation with charitable status based in Perth’s south-eastern metropolitan region working to end family and domestic violence for over 40 years. We assist women, young people and children experiencing abuse, whether by a partner or by another family member.

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Acknowledgement of Country

We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the lands on which Starick works and delivers services, the Whadjuk and Binjareb people of the Noongar Nation, and pay our respects to Elders past and present.

We recognise that the impacts of colonisation, dispossession, racism and intergenerational trauma continue to affect Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and communities. We acknowledge the disproportionate impact of family and domestic violence on many Aboriginal women and children, and the strength, resilience and leadership of Aboriginal communities in healing and preventing violence.

We acknowledge that sovereignty was never ceded and that this always was, and always will be, Aboriginal land.