We are experiencing high demand on our service, so counselling is waitlisted. We value and appreciate each of your referrals and engagements; and will strive to respond timely to the best of our capabilities.
External Agency Referrals
The CASV encourages people to self-refer to our service. CASV will accept referrals from other service providers with the person’s consent and participation in the referral process. Additionally, you may also send all client referrals to admin@casv.org.au.
Self Referrals
Please complete our Self Referral Form below. Additionally, If you would like to self refer to the CASV, you may also call 07 3808 3299 or send an email to admin@casv.org.au.
CASV supports ALL women, young women, non-binary, trans and gender diverse people. aged 12 years and over.
Services available in Logan and Redlands are wheelchair accessible.
Our Mission
CASV is committed to ending sexual violence against women and their children through healing, education and prevention.
CASV believes that victims/survivors have the right to:
- Be believed.
- Be heard and supported in a safe environment.
- Have control over their choices.
- Be given information about options.
- Have their confidentiality and privacy respected.
- Be treated with respect, dignity and understanding.
- Communicate in their own language, with a qualified confidential interpreter if necessary.
At CASV, we acknowledge the Yuggera, Yugambeh, and Quandamooka peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the Lands on which we work, and pay our respects to Elders past, present, and emerging. In our work with victim-survivors of sexual violence, we recognise the ongoing impacts of colonisation, including the silencing of voices and disruption of culture, family, and connection to Country. Our commitment to decolonising practice asks us to listen, reflect on power and privilege, challenge systems that cause harm, and value Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander voices, knowledge, and ways of knowing. We acknowledge that sovereignty was never ceded. Always was, and always will be, Aboriginal Land.
Funded by Queensland and Australian Governments
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