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In an emergency, call 000 (triple zero) for the police, ambulance or fire service.

1800 RESPECT

1800 737 732
1800RESPECT helps with domestic and family violence.

Lifeline

13 11 14
Lifeline - helps with hard feelings, like throughs about suicide or dying.

Qlife general info

1800 184 527
Qlife links LGBTQIA+ people to peer support and referrals. Call between 3pm and midnight.

13 YARN

13 92 76
13 Yarn is for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who are feeling worried or no good.
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Welcome to Neve in Easy Read

Neve is a safe, accessible space. It is by and for women, girls, feminine identifying and non-binary people with disabilities. Our website is for women and girls with disability.

It is also for people with disability who are

A gender diverse person is someone:

  • who feels like they do not fit the idea of being a man or a woman
  • whose gender given to them when they were born does not match the gender they are.
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Welcome to our website.

This is a safe place to:

  • learn about your experiences
  • hear what other people have gone through.

We made the information on our website easy to:

  • find and use
  • understand.
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Wellbeing

In this section, we explain how you can care for yourself and other people.

Support

In this section, we share tips that can help you when you are going through hard times.

Staying safe

In this section, we share information to help you stay safe.

Families

In this section, we share information for families of people with disability.

Our community

In this section, we talk about how you can understand yourself and how you fit into our community.

Our stories

In this section of the website, we share stories from women, feminine identifying and non-binary people with disabilities.

For professionals

This section is for people who support work with women and gender-diverse people with disabilities.

We recognise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander

peoples as the traditional owners of the land we live

on – Australia.

They were the first people to live on and use the:

  • land
  • waters.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people should be

aware that this website might contain images of

people who have passed away.