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For non-professional individuals.

Make a referral.

You can refer yourself, or someone else, to CRASAC using the options below.

We will guide you through the next steps with care and confidentiality.

You can make a referral if you are:

  • Referring yourself for support

  • A friend or family member supporting someone to access services

Before you make a referral.

If you are making a referral on behalf of someone else, we recommend:

  • Letting them know about CRASAC and the support we provide

  • Explaining why you are making the referral

  • Seeking their consent for the referral

  • Ensuring they understand we may contact them directly

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Self-referral.

If you would like to access support for yourself.

Make a Self-Referral
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Professional referral.

Are you a professional looking to refer a client or patient?

Make a Professional Referral
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Refer a friend or family member.

If you are supporting someone to access our services.

Make a Referral for Someone Else
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What happens after you make a referral?

Once we receive your referral:

  • A member of our team will review it carefully

  • We will contact the person being referred, where appropriate

  • We will explain the next steps clearly

  • Support is offered at the person’s own pace

All referrals are handled with care, confidentiality, and respect.
Information is only shared appropriately and with consent wherever possible.

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Our support.

Everyone's experience is different, which is why we offer a range of specialist support for people affected by sexual violence and abuse.

Whether you are looking for counselling, advocacy, wellbeing support, or information and guidance, we can help you explore the options available and find the support that is right for you.

Learn more about our services below.

our support services

Not sure what to do?

Not sure which referral type to use?

If you are unsure which form to complete, our team can help guide you.