A comprehensive support platform for immigrants and refugees, offering smart assistance to simplify government services, help with job searching, and provide vital resources to ensure a successful start in the community.

Emergency Help

You're Not Alone

Lost your job? Struggling with rent? Feeling overwhelmed? Here's where to get real help — right now.

Life-Threatening Emergency

Fire, police, or ambulance. Call triple zero if someone is in danger.

Call 000

Lifeline

24/7 crisis support. Free, confidential, and you don't have to be suicidal to call.

13 11 14 Website →

Beyond Blue

Mental health support, anxiety, depression. Free and confidential.

1300 22 4636 Website →

1800 RESPECT

Support for people affected by sexual assault or family violence. 24/7.

1800 737 732 Website →

Housing & Homelessness

Link2Home (NSW) — emergency accommodation and homelessness support, 24/7. In other states, find homelessness help at askizzy.org.au.

1800 152 152 Website →

Centrelink Emergency

Emergency financial help for rent, bills, or crisis. You may qualify for a crisis payment. Open Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm.

132 850 Website →

Food Relief

Food banks and community pantries near you. Search askizzy.org.au to find food relief open today.

Find local Website →

Employment Services

Workforce Australia — free help finding a job, training, and work experience.

1800 805 260 Website →

Kids Helpline

Free counselling for young people aged 5–25. Available 24/7.

1800 55 1800 Website →

Translating & Interpreting (TIS)

Free interpreting service. If you need help in your language, call this number.

131 450

It's okay to ask for help.

Everyone struggles sometimes. Reaching out is a sign of strength, not weakness.