The NSW Rape Crisis Centre
1800 424 017
NSW Rape Crisis Centre is a state-wide 24 hour telephone and online crisis, support and referral service for anyone who has experienced sexual violence.  The centre is committed to upholding the rights of women to live in a socially just, equitable and non violent society.

Victims Services – Help for Victims of Sexual Assault
This website provides information about sexual assault, support and counselling, reporting to police, the investigation and court process, and links to useful resources.

NSW Health – Sexual Assault
This website provides information about sexual assault, reporting sexual assault and support services.

About Date Rape
This website provides information about sexual assault, date rape, spiked drinks, how to stay safe, etc.

Standing Together Against Crimes Of Sexual Assault (STACSA)
Standing Together Against Crimes Of Sexual Assault (STACSA) Gunnedah Inc was formed in early 2002 and has continued to grow in membership since this time. STACSA is a support network for non-offending families and friends affected by sexual assault. STACSA became incorporated in 2004. Soon after STACSA Survivors was formed specifically for the victims of the abuse.

MAKO – Movement Against Kindred Offenders
Comprehensive site dedicated to combating predatory behaviour in chatrooms.  Perverted-Justice.com recruits volunteer contributors who pose as underage children in chatrooms.  Posing from a variety of ages (standard ages are 10-15), these contributors simply go into chatrooms with fake online screennames and wait for predators to instigate conversation with the.  This website provides resources and information for media, police and concerned parents.

familiesofsexoffenders@hotmail.com
Email address for online support group for innocent family members of sex offenders.  The people who often go un-noticed in relation to sex crimes are the offender’s family.  Unfortunately there is no support for families of sex offenders.  Families of offenders are:  not recognised as victims; not entitled to be informed of the offenders release dates or parole conditions; not entitled to submit victim impact statements; not easily represented to prevent a sex offender having access to children; stigmatised in society.