Daisy 12+

Daisy, a free app by 1800RESPECT connects people around Australia to local and specialised services providing support for domestic, family and sexual violence.

Daisy is a free app by 1800RESPECT that connects people around Australia to a wide range of local and specialised services providing support for the impacts of domestic, family and sexual violence. Family members and friends can also use Daisy to gather information and support a person’s decision making. Before downloading this App or sharing it with anyone consider safety. If a device is not private, it may not be safe to download or share.

-View the service information of 1500+ support services Australia wide.
-View telephone numbers, opening hours and websites.
-Information about 1800RESPECT translated into 30 languages.
-Instructions for using the Translators and Interpreters Service (TIS National).
-Directly contact Police.
-Send an SMS alert to chosen contacts.
-Quickly exit screens containing important information.
-Find out what to expect when contacting a service.
-Search the internet for more information without leaving a history in your browser.
-Find out how to increase your online safety.
-List Favourite Services for easy reference.
-Gather information about the nature and extent of gendered violence.
-Optimised with text-to-voice accessibility.

If you are feeling unsafe right now, call Police on 000.

To speak with one of our counsellors about domestic, family and sexual, please call 1800RESPECT on 1800 737 732, or chat online via our website www.1800respect.org.au.

Daisy is developed by 1800RESPECT with input by all States and Territory Governments, funded by the Australian Government under the Second Action Plan of the National Plan to Reduce Violence against Women and their Children 2010-2022.

1800RESPECT provides professional telephone and online counselling to people who are experiencing or are at risk of domestic, family and sexual violence or who have experienced this in the past, their family and friends, and frontline workers.