DV Disclosure Scheme
South Australia’s Domestic Violence Disclosure Scheme allows people at risk of domestic violence to access information about their partner or former partner to stay safe.
Murray Mallee
Adelaide Hills
Limestone Coast
Domestic Violence Disclosure Scheme
South Australia’s Domestic Violence Disclosure scheme provides an avenue for a person who may be at risk of domestic violence to access information about their partner or former partner. This can help them to make decisions about their safety and the future of the relationship
About our service
Information is gathered from South Australian Police (SAPOL) records, which may include:
- Convictions for relevant offences (including interstate)
- Relevant reports made to police and charges laid
- Current and historical intervention orders
- Breaches of intervention orders
This service is funded by Department for Human Services.
Our supports
The Domestic Violence Specialist will support the person receiving a disclosure, with safety and risk informed information, advice and any relevant referrals.
Our partners
- Women’s Safety Services SA
- Yarredi Services
- Uniting Country SA
Eligibility
A request for information can be made by either:
- the person who is feeling unsafe in their relationship or about their former partner; or
- a person concerned about the welfare of someone they know.
Referrals
Anybody who identifies as eligible is able to apply online on SA Police website or in person at your local police station.
The Domestic Violence Disclosure Scheme is an early intervention and prevention initiative. It is not an emergency response service.
Locations
Centacare provides domestic violence specialist support in the Murray Mallee, Limestone Coast and Riverland regions.
Along with our partners, the program is provided state-wide.
Contact
Visit and apply online at the SA Police website.
Murray Mallee & Adelaide Hills 08 8228 8960
Limestone Coast 08 8303 6640
Riverland 08 8215 6380