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CELEBRATING 32 years of Victorian communities keeping children safe
We’ve helped keep Victorians safe since 1979 through our network of Safety Houses. Today, our 8,000 Safety Houses; identified by their iconic yellow triangles, are places children and senior Victorians can turn to when they feel unsafe or need urgent assistance.
Safety Houses are screened and supported by around 120 Local Volunteer Committees across the state.
Safety House Victoria also promotes safety and safe behaviour through School Education programs, publications and our relationships with State and Local Governments. We are an incorporated Association and enjoy the support of hundreds of Volunteers, Sponsors, Supporters and Donors.
Our Website is the place to learn more about Safety House Victoria, download free safety tips, learn what we have to offer and how you can help. Subscribe to our free Newsletter to keep in touch.
Victoria is the birthplace of Safety Houses in Australia. With your help Safety House Victoria can help keep all Victorians safe for decades to come.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Posted 22 April 2012
We are very happy to let you all know that the merge between the Safety House Association of Victoria Inc and Neighbourhood Watch is well on track, with the search for a State Manager to oversee both organisations near completion.
For all Safety House members, please rest assured that it is 'business as usual' and will be for quite some time. As our old offices have been sold and the new premises not yet sorted, I have relocated Head Office to my home, where I will continue to maintain the program to the very best of my ability.
The new contact details are:
Ph: 9769 7133
PO Box 2228, Narre Warren, 3806
If you can't reach me, please leave a message on my answering service.
Please feel free to give me a call and have a chat, as I would love to hear from you. i will also be contacting each committee over the coming weeks to see how you are getting on. Thank you again for your wonderful support, your patience and your enduring commitment in helping to "keep your communities safe".
Sue Redpath |
