#WHERE TO GO FOR HELP

Helplines and resources
for discrimination, abuse and assault

#In an emergency

CALL TRIPLE ZERO

If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call emergency services.

000 →

#See something, say something

Something
not okay?

If you've observed or experienced inappropriate, abusive or illegal behaviour at a QMusic event, please contact us. QMusic will assess the situation and respond as soon as possible.

Notifying QMusic does not constitute or replace reporting to police or seeking help through relevant support services. Legal offences should be reported to Police on 131 444 or, in an emergency, 000.

#Helplines

SOMEONE
TO TALK TO

Find confidential support, counselling, information and advice.

1800RESPECT

Support for people affected by domestic, family and sexual violence.

1800 737 732 →

13 HEALTH

A confidential phone service providing health advice to Queenslanders.

24 hours a day, 7 days a week 13 43 25 84 →

#Rights & responsibilities

KNOW YOUR
RIGHTS

What your rights and responsibilities are, what you can do, and what help is available.

#Events & festivals

MAKING EVENTS
SAFER

Resources and services for event and festival organisers creating safer, more inclusive and supportive spaces.

Concert Care

Safety support crew with trained professional social workers, counsellors, nurses, doctors and mental health peers specialising in harm reduction and creating emotionally safe, kind, judgement-free and inclusive spaces for all.

Explore Concert Care →

Support Act

Mental health prevention, education and training programs for Australia's music industry.

Visit Support Act →

LEWP

Psychological safe spaces and social and emotional support to help build community spirit, wellbeing, inclusion and cohesion at live events.

Explore LEWP →

Thanks to the Investing in Queensland Women Grant, we have been able to pilot the Concert Care program in venues and build out our growing list of resources for community access

QMUSIC acknowledges the many Traditional Custodian groups all across what is now referred to as Queensland. We pay our respect to all elders: past and present. As a peak body we also acknowledge the important role that music has played and continues to play on these lands since the very first sunrise.

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