Services that are listed on this site are not necessarily endorsed or recommended by MAN. They may have been listed at the request of the service provider. MAN has not conducted an independent assessment of any service. You should check to see that the service provides what you are seeking

Mensline Australia
Phone 1300 78 99 78
Email: talkitover@menslineaus.org.au
Website: www.menslineaus.org.au

Mensline Australia is a national telephone counselling, information and referral service for men with family and relationship concerns. It is accessible 24 hours a day, 7 days a week from anywhere in Australia for the cost of a local call (mobile excepted).

Mensline Australia aims to provide support for men experiencing difficulties in their relationships with partners, ex-partners, children and stepchildren. The service provides information about support services in their locality, practical strategies for self-care and facilitates referral to appropriate organisations and programs. It does not provide legal advice to callers. Women and other family members concerned with male relatives or friends are also encouraged to call and talk it over. 

Andrology Australia – Australian Centre of Excellence in Male Reproductive Health
Phone: 1300 303 878
Email: info@andrologyaustralia.org 
Website: www.andrologyaustralia.org

Breathing Space
Breathing Space is a crisis response residential service operated by Communicare that allows the men who use violence in the family to enter into a holistic programme, within which their own particular problems may be addressed and worked through in a secure and contained therapeutic setting.
Telephone: (08) 9439 5707
Facsimile: (08) 9439 4437
E-Mail: breathingspace@communicare.org.au

Centrecare
Centrecare's Services for Men offers a range of services for men who want to enhance their relationships with their partners, children, mates and co-workers or simply look at their lives differently. These services include individual, couples and family counselling, and a range of seminars, workshops and groups. Some of the issues include:
• changing nature of relationships
• communication
• abuse and domestic violence
• family issues
• depression
• loss and grief
• personal problems
• alcohol and drugs
• gambling
• major life changes (eg divorce, redundancy, retirement)
• separation and divorce
• work-related stress
Contact: Centrecare on (08) 9325 6644 for more information or to make an appointment.

Dads@Lifeline
Dads@Lifeline provides counselling and support, paralegal assistance and information, and social activities for separated dads and their children. The service is staffed by professionally qualified counsellors and experienced volunteers. Dads@Lifeline is funded by the Department for Community Development and charges a fee (based on a sliding scale) in order to maintain services.
Contact: Lydia Necheava for an appointment, or Noel Giblett (Manager)
Address: Lifeline, 57 Murray St, Perth 6000
Phone: (08) 9261 4444
Email: dads@lifelinewa.org.au Hey Dad-WA

Hey Dad-WA operates through Ngala and offers support to fathers in the early lives of their children, from antenatal to babies to toddlers.
Phone: 9368 9379 Email: heydadwa@ngala.com.au

Kwinana Men's Support Service
The Kwinana Men's Support Service is available 3 days per week currently on Monday, Thursday and Friday. Those days we offer support for men suffering through relationship breakdowns, loss of employment and general self-esteem and self-confidence issues. We offer a Positive Lifestyle Programme to help guys to look at life in another way. The service is jointly funded by the Salvation Army and Austal ships and is a free service to participants. On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays a drop-in centre is available to call in and have a cup of coffee, play a game of pool, chat with other guys or just relax.

Computers are also available to keep in touch with loved ones or just for seeking information. As the service develops we will be looking at some community projects. The opening hours are Monday-1.00-4.00, Thursday and Friday-9.00-12.00.

Drop-in Centre:
55 Medina Avenue(cnr.Hoyle Road)
Medina 6167.
Phone:9439 1585 (during office hours)
Mobile: 0439 942 433 (anytime)
Email: derek.tickner@aus.salvationarmy.org

MensTime
MensTime offers a series of programs covering practical tips to men on how to make a difference to their relationships, to being a father, and their journey in life. This includes e-Books, which can be accessed through the Internet.
Phone: (08) 9263 2050
E-mail: info@menstime.com.au
Website: www.menstime.com.au

Pathways Counselling and Family Services
Pathways Counselling and Family Services has a range of counsellors, a number of whom are specifically trained in working with men, who are seeking counselling on a range of issues including relationship, grief, divorce, domestic violence, etc.
Phone: 1300 660 640
Website: www.baptistcare.com.au/Pathways.htm 

Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia, WA Division
Phone: 9346 6302
Fax: 9346 6303
Mobile: 0439 975 120
Email: droyle@prostate.org.au  
Website: www.prostate.org.au  

Pure Desire
Pure Desire is a 22 week small group course designed for men who are or know of someone struggling with sexual addiction and pornography. The course will give you an effective battle plan and strategy against sexual addiction and help you to tackle the issues with confidence, clarity and from a Christian perspective. All enquiries are STRICTLY confidential.
Rob Furlong at Thornlie Church of Christ
Ph. 9459 8522
Email: robf@tcoc.org.au

Relationships Australia “Men and Family Relationships” Programs
Phone 94896347 (MFR Co-ordinator) or 1300 364 277 for the nearest RA branch
Email: paul.doherty@wa.relationships.com.au
Website: www.relationships.com.au

Our “Men and Family Relationships” service aims to support and enable men to address relationship and family issues. The men may be single, partnered, separated or repartnered. A wide variety of courses are offered, all using a strength-based approach which acknowledges that men can bring different perspectives to relationship issues. Relationships Australia provides programs in Perth and across most of the state, from the Great Southern to the Pilbara. Some current programs include “Fathering After Separation”, “Anger Management”, “Fly-in Fly-out Relationships”, “Effective Communication”, “Men’s Support Groups” and “Parenting Skills”. Relationships Australia will also customise programs to best meet the needs of specific organisations or situations.

Sexual health clinics for men
FPWA has sexual health clinics especially for men:
The ‘Men’s Clinic’ runs from 4:00pm-7:30pm on Thursdays at the Northbridge Clinic and is staffed by both male and female clinicians.

The ‘Mainly Men’ clinic, run by the B2 clinic at Fremantle Hospital, operates on Wednesday afternoons at Quarry Health Centre for under 25s in Fremantle, and is staffed by a male clinician.

The clinics covers all aspects of men’s sexual health, including STIs, safe sex education, contraceptive advice and sexual problems.

While men are still able to make an appointment with a female clinician at other times during the week, these clinics are for those who feel more comfortable with a male clinician.

Phone FPWA (Northbridge Clinic): 9227 6177 or Quarry Health Centre on 9430 4544.
Website: http://fpwa.org.au/enewsletter/hswapril07/

Safecare
Safecare provides help for men who want to stop their sexual offending against children. It also caters for adolescents who have behaved inappropriately within the family.
Phone: 9335 9411
Website: www.safecare.com.au