Speak
A person privately shares a concern, experience or request for support.
Australian owned safety and wellbeing platform
Safe2Speak provides secure reporting, wellbeing support and community connection tools for children, families, schools, organisations and communities.
Safe2Speak is built for people and organisations who need calmer ways to find help early.
Safe2Speak helps guide people from uncertainty to clearer next steps.
A person privately shares a concern, experience or request for support.
Safe2Speak guides them towards trusted people, organisations and relevant resources.
Authorised organisations can review information, manage responses and provide appropriate support.
Built for sensitive moments, practical support and safer communication.
Personal information is handled carefully, with clear controls and transparent privacy practices.
Designed to work across phones, tablets and computers with simple, approachable interfaces.
People may be able to raise concerns without identifying themselves, depending on the service being used.
Helpful technology can guide users through questions and support options without replacing qualified professionals.
Developed in Australia with Australian schools, families, organisations and communities in mind.
Safe2Speak is designed around the moments when speaking up can feel difficult.
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Last updated: July 2026. Service information is provided as a guide and should be confirmed directly with providers before visiting. Partner listings will show a verified badge once reviewed by Safe2Speak.
Type: Bullying, youth support, school wellbeing
Location: Port Pirie SA
Directory previewType: Counselling, family help, wellbeing
Location: Adelaide SA
Service directoryType: Domestic and family violence support
Location: South Australia
Public informationA simple way to send a concern summary to Safe2Speak for review. Please do not use this form for emergencies.
Do not use this form for urgent danger, emergencies or crisis situations. If someone is in immediate danger in Australia, call 000.
Safe2Speak brings together purpose-built platforms designed for different people, environments and stages of life.
A safe and age-appropriate way for children and young people to report concerns, ask for support and make their voices heard.
Live nowSecure reporting and wellbeing tools that help schools identify concerns and respond appropriately.
PilotWellbeing and communication support for first responders, veterans and the families who stand beside them.
PilotDiscreet safety planning, trusted contacts, private journalling and support resources for people affected by domestic and family violence.
PlannedA safer way for communities, organisations and workplaces to receive concerns, provide support and connect people with appropriate services.
PlannedA quick look at the child, parent and school pathways being developed through Safe2Speak Kids.
Children can complete simple wellbeing check-ins to help express how they are feeling.
Parents and carers can manage multiple children and access support pathways.
Schools can view wellbeing insights, reports and support information.
Safe2Speak Kids helps schools support student wellbeing, early conversations and safer reporting pathways.
Give students a safer way to speak up about bullying, wellbeing and safety concerns.
View wellbeing trends and early concern indicators through school dashboard tools.
Support staff management with roles, permissions and clear pathways for reviewing concerns.
Designed with privacy, safety wording and age-appropriate support in mind.
Safe2Speak brings people, families, schools, organisations and service providers into one safety and wellbeing ecosystem.
One trusted platform for people, families, schools, organisations and service providers.
Wellbeing and support tools for families. Stay connected, check in and get help when it is needed.
Discreet support for people affected by domestic and family violence, including safety planning and 24/7 help links.
Safe reporting, wellbeing check-ins and early intervention tools for students and staff.
A safer space for children to speak up about bullying, safety concerns and emotional wellbeing.
Wellbeing and support for police, firefighters, paramedics and emergency service families.
Secure reporting, staff check-ins, insights and practical material for workplaces, councils, services and agencies.
Coming together for safer communities with local support, practical information and trusted referrals.
Privacy by design. Encrypted. Australian based. You are in control.
Safe2Speak began with one simple idea: everyone deserves a safe place to ask for help.
As Safe2Speak grows, the goal is to bring digital tools, trusted information, local service pathways and specialised apps together in one calm Australian platform.
Safe2Speak Kids is the first live platform in this journey, created to help children speak up about bullying, wellbeing concerns and situations where they may not feel safe.
Safe2Speak welcomes collaboration with schools, psychologists, community organisations, support services, businesses and government agencies.
Apply to be considered for future listings, referrals and verified partner visibility.
Expressions of interest openPartner enquiries: partners@safe2speak.com.au
A clear approval pathway before any service is shown as a verified Safe2Speak Partner.
Verified before launchSafe2Speak is designed to keep support accessible for everyone while offering additional features and tools for individuals, professionals and organisations.
We're currently inviting a limited number of schools, organisations and professional services to become Founding Partners. Founding Partners will receive:
How a service moves from expression of interest to a published Safe2Speak listing.
Key updates, community milestones and partnership news.
The Safe2Speak landing page and public pathways are being readied for release.
Safe2Speak Kids is available at kids.safe2speak.com.au.
Australian services and organisations can contact Safe2Speak about pilot opportunities.
Practical information for children, parents, schools and communities.
Simple guides for supporting children through bullying, emotions and wellbeing concerns.
Clear information about bullying, cyberbullying, speaking up and getting help.
Practical wellbeing information and early help pathways.
Information for schools, staff and communities to support safer conversations.
Clear answers about safety, privacy, AI and how Safe2Speak is intended to be used.
No. Safe2Speak is not an emergency service. If someone is in immediate danger in Australia, call 000.
Yes. Safe2Speak Kids is live and can be accessed at https://kids.safe2speak.com.au.
No. Safe2Speak does not replace parents, teachers, counsellors, healthcare professionals, legal advice, crisis support or emergency services.
AI-assisted support is designed to provide general guidance, help users find resources and encourage safer next steps. It does not make emergency, legal, medical or child protection decisions.
Yes. Safe2Speak Kids includes school dashboard features, reporting pathways, wellbeing insights and staff access tools.
Yes. Safe2Speak is preparing pilot discussions with schools, councils, agencies, services and community organisations.
We are inviting selected schools, parents, professionals and community organisations to explore Safe2Speak Kids, provide feedback and help shape future rollout.
Safe2Speak Kids is now live and being introduced to early reviewers across Australia. The pilot program is designed to gather practical feedback from people who support children, families and schools.
Feedback from pilot participants will help improve the platform, strengthen safety wording, refine school and parent pathways, and guide future Safe2Speak features.
We welcome feedback from parents, schools, professionals and community organisations as Safe2Speak continues to grow.
If you or another person is in immediate danger, call Triple Zero (000). Safe2Speak does not replace emergency services, medical professionals, psychologists, legal advisers or qualified support workers.
Discover how Safe2Speak can support your family, school, organisation or community.
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