How we can help you

If you or someone you know is experiencing online abuse, we can help.

Cyberbullying: Support for children and young people (under 18) dealing with harmful content or harassment online.

Adult cyber abuse: Assistance for adults (18 or older) facing serious online abuse.

Image-based abuse (sometimes known as ‘revenge porn’): Help for people to report and remove intimate images and videos shared without the consent of the person shown.

Illegal and restricted online content: Tackling content like child sexual abuse material and pro-terror content.

We provide resources and training to empower individuals and communities with online safety skills.  

For general audiences: eSafety’s Key Topics section provides the latest information to help you manage online safety issues.

For under 5s: The eSafety Early Years Program introduces online safety concepts to children under 5 and their families.  

For kids: Tips and online safety advice for children aged 5 to 12 years.

For young people: Useful information and videos to help young people stay safe online.

For parents and carers: Practical advice and tools to guide children and young people safely in the digital world, including webinars.

For educators: Free classroom resources, training and webinars to teach online safety effectively, as well as frameworks and networks.

For frontline workers: Resources, including professional development courses, to support people dealing with technology-facilitated domestic, family and sexual violence.

For people at high risk of online abuse using digital technologies: tailored advice and resources for women, LGBTIQ+ communities and people with disability, as well as help in languages other than English.

For First Nations people: Culturally relevant resources to ensure safe online experiences for First Nations communities, including resources in language.

For seniors: Accessible guidance to protect against scams, misinformation and other online risks. Be Connected: Helping older Australians improve their digital literacy and confidence.

Research, statistics and infographics: eSafety supports, encourages, conducts and evaluates research about online safety for all Australians. Explore research and infographics by topic.

Tech trends and challenges: eSafety’s content and programs are informed by current information on tech trends, research, policy, legislative and technical updates.

If you want to organise a session to educate your group about online safety, we offer tailored webinars led by experts.

Schools: Designed for educators.

Parents and carers: Focused on supporting families.

Organisations and community groups: Practical advice for broader audiences.

The Trusted eSafety Provider program helps you take the guesswork out of identifying a great online safety education provider for your community. You can also apply to become a Trusted eSafety Provider.

Consultation and cooperation with a wide range of stakeholders is central to everything eSafety does.

Youth Council: The eSafety Youth Council gives young people the opportunity to share their insights and experiences about online safety with eSafety and Government.

International engagement: eSafety works with online safety regulators and organisations around the world to help protect Australians from online harms and promote safer, more positive online experiences.

Submissions: eSafety provides submissions to external consultations on a range of topics that intersect with its work.