Speak to a fellow veteran for support with isolation, stress, worry, anxiety or feeling low
Free, confidential, one-on-one support to help you cope and provide emotional support when and as you need it.
Free, confidential, one-on-one support to help you cope and provide emotional support when and as you need it.
Our team is available 9am – 10pm weekdays and 9am – 5pm weekends.
Call and select option 3 to connect you to veterans support.
Call 1300 375 330
This free service offers one-on-one support from a lived experience veteran to help you improve your wellbeing, develop strategies to cope and provide emotional support when and as you need it.
Working with a fellow veteran, you explore what is causing your stress or anxiety and help you gain clarity on your thoughts, feelings and experiences.
Conversations will be a safe place for you to talk privately about your experiences without judgement.
Through support and practical advice, your fellow veteran will help you find strategies to manage stress, anxiety and improve your wellbeing and resilience.
We help you to identify people in your life, support services, and other resources to draw on during times of stress.
If required, your fellow veteran will assist you to link with other support services in your local community.
We keep in regular contact with you to provide emotional support, practical assistance and help you use the strategies you have identified to manage your stress, anxiety and improve your wellbeing.
Carers may experience these challenges in their own right in addition to providing care to a loved one.
Support is available for carers, family and others who also may be particularly vulnerable, making it harder to cope, stay connected or manage wellbeing.
To be eligible for the Veterans support service, you need to be 16 or over and:
If you would like to refer someone you know, you must first discuss this with them and have their consent to make the referral on their behalf.
We encourage referrals from people who identify as LGBTIQ, culturally diverse, Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander people, veterans and people experiencing homelessness.
To refer someone else, please use the below referral form for the service providing Partners in Wellbeing in your region.
Partners in wellbeing can assist with access and navigation for yourself or someone you know to Mental Health and Wellbeing Local and Hub Services in your region.
Let the Partners in Wellbeing Veterans support team know how they can help.
Our experienced staff use an evidence-based approach to provide support.
We can also assist with access and navigation to Mental Health and Wellbeing Local and Hub Services, please contact us for more information.