Safe with Milli

When services work together, people are safer

Gender-Based Violence is at crisis levels. Still.

Domestic, family, and sexual violence and human trafficking remain a critical issue that demands collective action. Despite decades of effort by governments, health services, and frontline organisations, progress has been painfully slow. Until we confront this, we will continue to fall short of building the fair and equal society we're working toward.

The Safe with Milli program was designed to address the gaps in service coordination that have historically limited outcomes for survivors. It connects frontline organisations across government, nonprofits, and community services, giving them the shared tools and practices to work together when women and children are at risk.

What began as a pilot with 20 organisations across Western Australia and Ontario has grown into a multi-year program with 50 organisations signed up across Western Australia and Canada, with 60 projected to be live by the end of 2026.

In Western Australia, Safe with Milli is delivered as the CLEAR project, led by Anglicare WA as our Lead Program Partner and backed by $3.47 million in funding from Lotterywest. It's a significant vote of confidence in what coordinated, survivor-centred service delivery can achieve.

Many of the organisations in our program are experiencing significant increases in demand with little to no additional government funding. Safe with Milli has become indispensable in meeting these challenges.

Delivering the “how”

Experts have long understood what is needed to reduce gender-based violence: greater access to services, improved data sharing between providers, and coordinated support for those experiencing harm. What's been missing is the "how." Safe with Milli fills this gap, giving frontline services the shared practices, protocols, and purpose-built tools to turn that knowledge into action.

Clear goals, lasting impact

Safe with Milli is built around practical, measurable outcomes. It's not enough to know what needs to change. The program creates the conditions for that change to actually happen, by giving services and the people they support what they need to act.

What we're working toward

Enhanced Survivor Safety & Recovery

Empowering individuals with the necessary support to navigate safety, protection, and long-term healing.
Improved Service Delivery

Increasing the effectiveness and efficiency of service providers through streamlined processes and enhanced collaboration and coordination
Sector Uplift

Promoting evidence-informed practices that drive better outcomes and foster continuous improvement within the sector.
Perpetrator Accountability

Helping to hold perpetrators accountable through the collection of evidence of harm.
Strengthened Community Safety & Cohesion

Implementing proactive measures to reduce risks and enhance well-being across communities.
Catalysing System Change

Leveraging actionable data and collaboration to drive meaningful, long-term systemic improvements.

In safe hands

Milli is a free, discreet safety app designed to support individuals facing or recovering from intimate partner, family, or sexual violence and human trafficking. Developed in collaboration with frontline service providers and people with lived experience, Milli gives people a private space to stay connected to their support services, store important documents and evidence of harm, track their wellbeing, find nearby services, and check in with people they trust. Currently available in Australia and Canada, with more countries coming. Want Milli in your country? Let us know atWant Milli in your country? Let us know at hello@todaybreak.org.