Daisy is a free app developed by 1800RESPECT that aims to provide support for individuals impacted by domestic, family, and sexual violence in Australia. It also serves as a resource for family members and friends who want to support their loved ones. With Daisy, users can access a comprehensive database of 1500+ support services across the country, complete with contact information, opening hours, and websites. The app also offers information about 1800RESPECT, translated into 30 languages, and provides instructions for using the Translators and Interpreters Service (TIS National).

In addition to connecting users with support services, Daisy offers several features to ensure safety and provide assistance in emergency situations. Users can directly contact the police through the app and send an SMS alert to chosen contacts. The app also allows users to quickly exit screens containing important information, ensuring privacy and security. Daisy also provides guidance on what to expect when contacting a service and offers tips on increasing online safety.

Daisy is optimized for accessibility with text-to-voice functionality, making it more inclusive for users with visual impairments or reading difficulties. The app also allows users to bookmark their favorite services for easy reference.

Please note that if you are currently in immediate danger, it is recommended to call the police at 000.

Daisy is a collaborative effort between 1800RESPECT and all States and Territory Governments, funded by the Australian Government under the Second Action Plan of the National Plan to Reduce Violence against Women and their Children1800RESPECT provides professional telephone and online counseling to individuals who are experiencing or at risk of domestic, family, and sexual violence, as well as their family and friends, and frontline workers.