Need urgent help?
LSWA Health Services is not an emergency or crisis service. If you, or someone you care about, needs help right now, these services are there for you – many of them day and night.
If someone is in immediate danger, or their life is at risk, call Triple Zero for police, fire or ambulance.
Call 000Mental health and suicide prevention
Rurallink (regional WA)
1800 552 002Weeknights 4:30pm–8:30am, and 24 hours on weekends and public holidays.
Family and domestic violence, and sexual assault
The WA helplines can also help with safe places to stay, including women’s refuges.
Women’s Domestic Violence Helpline (WA)
1800 007 33924/7 support, safety planning and refuge referrals.
Men’s Domestic Violence Helpline (WA)
1800 000 59924/7 support for men worried about their behaviour, or experiencing violence.
Crisis Care (WA)
1800 199 008After-hours help for people in crisis, including homelessness and family violence.
Disability support and safeguards
National Disability Abuse and Neglect Hotline
1800 880 052Report abuse or neglect of a person with disability.
NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission
1800 035 544Report a concern about an NDIS provider or worker. WA: weekdays 7:30am–3:30pm.
Alcohol and other drugs
Health advice and police
Helpful reading: R U OK? and the Black Dog Institute have practical guides on mental health and checking in on someone.
For non-urgent questions about your support with LSWA, call us on (08) 9223 1223, 8:30am to 7:30pm, seven days a week. Numbers checked November 2026.