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Single Parent PathSearch

Your pathway

Plan safely and privately

Explore support if a partner monitors you, controls information or may react to your plans.

  1. Consider a safer device and contact method

    Use a device or account a partner cannot access where possible. A specialist can help assess what is safer for you. Do not assume private browsing removes monitoring.

    Read the guide: Safer browsing and private support
  2. Know what activity can reveal

    Browser history, calls, messages, downloads, printing and account changes can leave traces. Leave this site opens a neutral page; it does not erase history or prevent monitoring.

    Read the guide: Safer browsing and private support
  3. Seek advice before changing shared records

    Changing passwords, cards, representatives or contact details may alert someone. Ask specialist and agency staff how to handle linked records safely first.

    Read the guide: Update records after separation
  4. Ask about options without making a decision to leave

    You can seek support while considering choices. Do not contact or confront a partner because a general checklist suggests it.

    Read the guide: Help with safety and family violence
  5. Use urgent help when needed

    Call 000 for an emergency. This pathway has no saved-progress option and does not require you to tick items or answer personal questions.

    Read the guide: Help with safety and family violence

Open this pathway as a checklist

Wording reviewed 5 October 2026. Numerical rules have separate verification dates on Sources and updates.