Mums In Distress
Keeping mums alive and in their kids lives
What is MIDs?
MIDs (or 'Mums in Distress') is a national support service for separated mums doing it tough.
Suport is free, confidential, female friendly and non judgemental.
The things mums speak to us most about include:
Separation and divorce
Custody and contact issues
Parental alienation
Financial problems
Child support matters
Family and criminal Legal issues
Communication difficulties
Domestic violence
If you have any questions, call us on 1300 853437. 1300 853 437.
Support
All support is 100% free, confidential, non judgemental and female friendly.
Immediate access
☎️ Helpline (MIDs specific with female operator)
Calls with a female MIDs (Mums in Distress) helpline operator need to be pre-booked using the calendar below.
☎️ Helpline
Call 1300 853 437
Open 365 days of the year - daytimes
Most operators are male - refer below to book a female operator
✍️ Email
By invitation after a booked call
🖥️ ZOOM - Online weekly MIDs Group
By invitation after a booked MIDs call (book call below)
💬 Private MIDs 24/7 chat forum
By invitation after a booked MIDs call (book call below)
Why do you need to book a call before accessing our online groups?
These support services are specific to some (not all) separated mums
Those struggling with mental health challenges may find group support triggering and more detrimental than helpful
This is a non clinical support service and we are not mental health practitioners
Book a mum peer call 👇
This is a 1-2-1 support call but it's also your intake to join our online groups
Talk about how you feel, difficulties you're facing, child custody and contact issues, child support matters, legal problems, domestic violence, difficulties communicating with the other parent, parental alienation or anything else you're currently struggling with in relation to family breakdown.
Other support for mums
General health and wellbeing
Mental Health
Legal
Financial
Accommodation
Domestic Violence
Parental Alienation
Support for Kids
Other support