Mathew Stanley Foundation
(07) 3821 6700
The Mathew Stanley Foundation was established by Paul and Kay Stanley, parents of Mathew, who was 15 when he died after being bashed outside a teenager’s party in September 2006.  The Foundation – made up of Paul and Kay plus a group of concerned citizens – hopes to get the message out that senseless youth violence is unacceptable.  It aims to educate young people about how to avoid potentially dangerous situations and make parents and teenagers aware of possible risks at parties and what they can do to make them safer.

Community Restorative Centre
9288 8700
The Community Restorative Centre provides information, support and referrals to people affected by the criminal justice system.  The Centre also provides information and support to prisoners, ex-prisoners and the family and friends of prisoners.

Crime Prevention Division
8688 3277
The Crime Prevention Division is a division of the Attorney General’s Department of NSW.  They develop and promote resources and activities to prevent crime.

NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research
9231 9190
The NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research is a statistical and research agency providing information on crime and court statistics and the factors that affect the distribution and frequency of crime in NSW.

Journey Beyond Road Trauma
A site where you can create tributes, connect with people affected by road trauma, tell your story & campaign for road safety. By sharing your story you can help others understand the impact of road trauma and educate them about safe driving practices.