Shield & Rebuild provides practical safety support to help eligible victims of crime feel safer and rebuild after crime. Our current specialist capability is electronic security and security upgrades, including CCTV, alarm and access-control systems and related security solutions. For eligible referred clients in Queensland, assistance is considered individually based on their circumstances, needs, provider availability and available funding.
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Experiencing crime can affect how safe a person feels long after the incident itself. In Queensland, Shield & Rebuild may consider practical, respectful support for eligible referred clients. We are building a broader network of appropriately qualified external providers to support future growth beyond Queensland as capacity allows.
For eligible referred clients in Queensland, Shield & Rebuild may arrange and/or fund electronic security and security upgrades, including CCTV, alarm and access-control systems and related security solutions. Where other work is required, appropriately qualified external providers may be engaged. Options depend on assessed needs, location, provider availability and funding.
General information and support pathways for people concerned about cybercrime, online harassment, digital privacy or related digital-safety issues.
Trauma-informed recovery pathways recognise that recovery is personal, paced, and different for every individual and family. For eligible referred clients in Queensland, Shield & Rebuild may seek to facilitate or fund counselling or psychological support through appropriately qualified external providers, subject to assessment, provider availability and available funding.
Read safety-first guidance on home break-ins, cybercrime, digital safety, recovery and supporting someone after crime. These resources do not require you to share personal details.
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"Together, we form a compassionate network committed to ensuring those who are referred to us receive the timely, respectful, and confidential support they deserve."
In Queensland, Shield & Rebuild works alongside frontline organisations—including domestic violence charities, family support services, government agencies and law enforcement—to consider practical, professional support where it is needed most.
Shield & Rebuild is building relationships with appropriately qualified external providers to support future growth beyond Queensland. Direct assistance is currently considered for eligible referred clients in Queensland, where an appropriate provider may be engaged according to individual needs, location, availability and funding.
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Recognised charities, police, and government bodies may refer eligible individuals and families affected by serious crime. Assistance is considered case by case, taking account of eligibility, individual needs, availability and funding. A referral does not guarantee assistance.
Recognised charities, police officers, and government bodies can make referrals using our secure, encrypted referral form. The referring representative should first complete the Client Assistance Form.
Shield & Rebuild is building relationships with appropriately qualified external providers to support future growth. Direct assistance is currently considered for eligible referred clients in Queensland. Where practical security assistance is approved, an appropriate provider may be engaged subject to eligibility, individual needs, location, provider availability and funding. A referral does not guarantee assistance.
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Referral eligibility: Client referrals are accepted only from recognised charities, police, and government bodies. Please complete the Client Assistance Form before lodging a secure referral.
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