SUNDEN HOUSE | Trading as SUNDÈN
Updated: 16 October 2026
ABN: 65 918 664 657
Location: Drummond Cove, Western Australia
Website: www.sundenhouse.com
Email: info@sundenhouse.com
YOUR SAFETY MATTERS. YOU DESERVE SUPPORT.
At SUNDÈN, we believe everyone deserves to live free from abuse, intimidation, coercion and violence.
Our mission centres on women's healing and empowerment, children's protection, healthier relationships and the prevention of gender-based violence.
We recognise that some visitors may be experiencing domestic violence, emotional abuse, coercive control, sexual violence, trauma or threats. You deserve support regardless of your gender, age, background or circumstances.
You do not need to wait until violence becomes physical to seek assistance.
1. IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE
SUNDÈN provides trauma-informed coaching, educational resources, advocacy and empowerment activities.
We are not an emergency response service, domestic violence shelter, clinical mental health provider or crisis counselling service.
Our website, email, social media accounts and coaching services are not continuously monitored as emergency helplines.
Do not rely on SUNDÈN for immediate crisis assistance. If someone is in immediate danger, contact the emergency services in their country.
2. AUSTRALIA — EMERGENCY AND CRISIS SUPPORT
Emergency Police, Ambulance or Fire
Call: 000
For immediate danger, serious injury or emergency assistance.
1800RESPECT — Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence Support
Call: 1800 737 732
Text: 0458 737 732
Website: www.1800respect.org.au
Available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Provides specialist counselling, information, support and referrals.
Lifeline Australia — Emotional Crisis Support
Call: 13 11 14
Text: 0477 13 11 14
Website: www.lifeline.org.au
Available 24 hours a day, seven days a week for people experiencing emotional distress, suicidal thoughts or crisis.
Kids Helpline — Children and Young People
Call: 1800 55 1800
Website: www.kidshelpline.com.au
Provides support for children and young people aged 5 to 25.
3. SOUTH AFRICA — EMERGENCY AND CRISIS SUPPORT
South African Police Service
Call: 10111
For police emergencies, threats and violence requiring urgent police assistance.
Emergency Services from a Mobile Phone
Call: 112
For emergencies in South Africa.
Gender-Based Violence Command Centre
Call: 0800 428 428
A national support and referral service for people experiencing gender-based violence, operated through South Africa's Department of Social Development.
If the service cannot be reached, contact the police or an appropriate local emergency organisation.
Childline South Africa
Call: 116
Website: www.childlinesa.org.za
A free, 24-hour child protection helpline for children and adults concerned about a child's safety.
National Human Trafficking Hotline
Call: 08000 737 283
For concerns about suspected human trafficking and access to relevant support or referrals. For immediate danger, contact the police.
4. SUPPORT OUTSIDE AUSTRALIA AND SOUTH AFRICA
SUNDÈN welcomes an international community.
If you are located elsewhere, contact local emergency services, domestic violence specialists or recognised crisis organisations in your country.
Local services are best placed to explain available emergency assistance, legal protections, shelters and specialist referrals.
SUNDÈN cannot provide emergency intervention internationally.
5. RECOGNISING ABUSE
Abuse is not always physical.
It may involve threats, intimidation, financial control, social isolation, humiliation, sexual coercion, surveillance, restricting independence or threats involving children, pets and immigration status.
If you are uncertain about your safety, specialist domestic violence services can help you understand your options.
Responsibility for abuse always belongs to the person choosing abusive behaviour.
6. IF YOU ARE CONSIDERING LEAVING
Leaving an abusive relationship can involve serious safety, financial, housing, family and legal concerns.
Separation can increase danger in some abusive relationships.
You should not be pressured to confront an abusive person or leave without considering your circumstances.
A specialist domestic violence service can discuss personalised safety planning, accommodation, legal options and available assistance.
7. DIGITAL SAFETY
If another person may monitor your phone, internet activity, location or messages, consider contacting support through a safer device or trusted service.
Deleting browsing history does not always remove evidence of activity.
Shared accounts, messages, call records and location-sharing services may reveal attempts to seek help.
Avoid posting private addresses, children's identities or safety-related details in public comments.
8. CHILDREN'S SAFETY
Children have the right to protection from abuse, neglect, exploitation and violence.
If a child is in immediate danger, contact emergency services.
For other concerns, contact the appropriate child protection authority or children's helpline.
SUNDÈN does not investigate allegations or provide statutory child protection services.
Any disclosure raising child protection concerns will be considered in accordance with applicable safeguarding and legal reporting obligations.
9. SUNDÈN COACHING AND EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT
SUNDÈN provides non-clinical, trauma-informed coaching and education focused on identity, confidence, self-worth, boundaries, emotional awareness and recognising unhealthy relationship patterns.
Our coaching is not psychological treatment, clinical counselling, legal advice or emergency crisis intervention.
We do not diagnose conditions or provide individual domestic violence danger assessments.
Where appropriate, we may recommend seeking qualified specialist support.
10. CONFIDENTIALITY AND PRIVACY
We respect the privacy and dignity of individuals contacting SUNDÈN.
However, email, social media comments and online platforms cannot be guaranteed confidential or continuously monitored.
Private coaching information is handled in accordance with our Privacy Policy and Coaching Agreement.
Confidentiality may be limited by legal obligations, including certain serious threats to safety and relevant child protection requirements.
Please do not use website forms or general enquiries for urgent crisis disclosures.
11. SUPPORTING SOMEONE ELSE
If someone discloses abuse, listen without judgement.
Do not blame them, pressure them to leave immediately or make decisions on their behalf.
Encourage contact with specialist services and respect their dignity and choices.
Avoid confronting an alleged perpetrator without appropriate professional safety guidance.
If immediate danger exists, contact emergency services.
12. CONTACT SUNDÈN
For general enquiries about coaching, educational resources, events or advocacy:
SUNDEN HOUSE — Trading as SUNDÈN
ABN: 65 918 664 657
Drummond Cove, Western Australia
Email: info@sundenhouse.com
Website: www.sundenhouse.com
SUNDÈN is not an emergency helpline.
If you need urgent assistance, contact the relevant emergency or crisis service.
Remember Who You Are.
Heal the woman. Protect the child. Create safer generations.