- Parents and carers
About you- Your child support
- Child support agreements
- Child support and the Family Courts
- Paying child support
- When things change
- When your circumstances change
- If you decide to give your relationship another chance
- Is your child turning 18 and still at school?
- Changing your child support in special circumstances
- If your income changes or is wrong
- Making care arrangements for your children
- Second families
- Estimating child support payments
- Our services for you
- Meeting your child support responsibilities
- Support for separated families
- The Parent's Guide to Child Support
CSA's online guide to administration of the new child support scheme
Access 2,400 support services for separated families
Subscribe to CSA media releases
Support for children
Family separation: a guide for teens
Around 11,000 teenagers experience family separation in Australia each year. Developed in consultation with teenagers and parents, the CSA teen website and booklet help young people cope with family separation and change.
The site and booklet contain useful hints and tips, with contacts for support services.
Counselling services
Many community groups and organisations offer children's counselling services. Check out our Community Services Directory for more information.
Kids Helpline is a 24-hour, confidential and anonymous phone counselling service for children and young people aged between five and 25 years. They also provide email and web counselling. Call 1800 551 800
Headspace is Australia's national youth mental health foundation, which provides information for young people and parents.
The National Children and Youth Law Centre is a community legal centre dedicated to addressing human right issues for children and young people through legal change.
