These organisations offer help to victims of crime and trauma:
- South Australian Police - the first point of contact for reporting a crime
- Office of the Commissioner for Victims' Rights - the commissioner helps victims in their dealings with the criminal justice system and public agencies
- Relationships Australia South Australia - the provider of statewide counselling services to victims of crime
- 1800 Respect - the National Sexual Assault and Family and Domestic Violence phone counselling service
- Yarrow Place - an inclusive service for anyone who has been sexually assaulted
- Domestic Violence Crisis Line (DVCL) - a support service that helps single women and women and children experiencing or escaping domestic or family violence in South Australia
- Witness Assistance Service - for information, education, support and referral services for victims of crime, witnesses for the prosecution, and their immediate families in matters that are dealt with by the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions
- The eSafety Woman - resources which aim to help manage technology risks and abuse
- Homicide Victims Support Group - for further information on this group, contact the Victim Services Unit by email DCSVictimServices@sa.gov.au or phone 1800 370 550
- Road Trauma Support Team - free counselling and support for people who have been affected by road trauma
