Welcome To Beyond Abuse
Beyond Abuse has been supporting people who have been affected by sexual assault, physical and psychological child abuse in Tasmania since 2002. We’re here to help with child sexual assault support, Child sexual assault compensation, advocacy, education and justice.
For after hours support please call us on 1300 230 213
About Us
Beyond Abuse are here to support you with a range of services including child sexual assault support, advocacy, education and justice, as well as child sexual assault compensation from institutional abuse.
We’re here for Tasmania, and are operated by people including survivors of abuse, so are positioned to provide non-judgemental, objective and survivor-focused guidance and support to survivors of child sexual abuse.
Beyond Abuse staff work on a volunteer basis, and all of our work since 2002 has been done for no remuneration.
Latest News
Abuse survivor welcomes Tasmania commission of inquiry report
Abuse survivor welcomes Tasmania commission of inquiry report Twenty years ago Steve Fisher won the right to identify himself in the media and tell his story. Since then, he’s supported other victim-survivors and given evidence to the child sexual abuse royal commission. View Full Story
After two decades of fighting for abuse victims, survivor Steve Fisher welcomes Tasmanian commission of inquiry report
After two decades of fighting for abuse victims, survivor Steve Fisher welcomes Tasmanian commission of inquiry report Twenty years ago, Steve Fisher broke his silence. He became the first person in Tasmania to win a court order to identify himself in the media as a victim-survivor of child sexual abuse. View Full Story
Former Anglican priest Louis Daniels sentenced for ‘heinous’ sexual abuse of boys in Tasmania
Former Anglican priest Louis Daniels sentenced for ‘heinous’ sexual abuse of boys in Tasmania As former Tasmanian Anglican Priest Louis Victor Daniels is sentenced to six years in jail for the sexual abuse of two boys in the 1970s and 80s, one of them makes a plea for more abuse survivors to come forward. View Full Story