Step Together is a helpline and online service to help people who know someone that may be headed down the path to violent extremism.
The information on this website and available through our helpline can help you learn more about countering violent extremism (CVE), worrying behaviour and suggest services that can help. Step Together is not a reporting service, we are here to offer information, advice and referrals.
People’s support networks can make a big difference in helping people avoid using violence to effect political or social change. By providing these support networks with assistance, we can help them play a greater role in protecting their loved ones from involvement in dangerous behaviour.
Information & advice to help you support people you’re concerned about.
Family and Carers
Understand more about troubling behaviour you may see in the people you care about and what you can do to help. If you have a family member you’re worried about and don’t know what to do, we can provide advice and information that can assist.
Find out moreProfessionals and Community Leaders
If you’ve come into contact with someone who may be thinking about trying to make change using violence, we can help advise you on steps to take and people you can talk to for further information.
Find out moreYoung People
If you have a friend you’re worried about and don’t know what to do, you’ve come to the right place to find out how you can help them.
Find out moreCommunity
Information on supporting those who may be thinking about trying to effect political or social change using violence and how you can help them.
Find out moreStep Together offers free professional telephone and online counselling 7am to 9pm, seven days a week .
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