Share With Us is one of the important ways that we are hearing from South Australians. It is a tool that enables as many people as possible to share their experiences with us, either via the survey or through an audio message.

We also want South Australians to feel safe and supported in this process. If you are affected by any of the questions, please reach out to a trusted person or contact a service for support.

You can find a list of support services on our website.

The information provided in the survey will be used to guide the Commission's inquiry and its recommendations.

The Commission is committed to protecting the privacy of individuals. Share With Us is completely anonymous.

You are not asked for your name or contact details - and Share With Us does not collect any identifying information. We only ask for a postcode, and even this is optional.

No names are captured, and we are not collecting any information that makes you identifiable as an individual.

Please do not share any personal information that identifies you or others.

The option to leave an audio message is available at the end of the survey. You have the option of skipping questions to get to the survey.

You will simply need to press record on the 'record audio' button, record your message and it will automatically upload. If you make a mistake, you can record your message again.

The audio file will be securely saved with your survey and remains anonymous.

All responses are being stored securely.

The survey does not collect identifying or personal information, but may collect anonymised and aggregated metadata that does not identify individuals.

All of the responses will help the Commission develop a deeper understanding of the domestic, family and sexual violence systems in South Australia, and what gaps exist.

Share With Us is available via our website as well as through a variety of locations around the state – via a QR code that is displayed on posters, newsletters and on social media.

It will also be available in various locations such as libraries and through support agencies.

We are working with agencies and organisations such as the peak body Embolden to share with their networks, as well as through the Local Government Association (including our state’s main Aboriginal and outback communities), the Havens in 10 locations across the state and through the Women's Information Service in Grenfell Street, Adelaide.

Yes. Share With Us is available in languages other than English.

You can select your preferred language through a list of drop-down options at the start of the survey. This list will be regularly updated as additional languages are added.

If you are unable to find your preferred language on the site, contact the Royal Commission via email and one of our team will assist.

We absolutely understand that people with a disability need to be given the appropriate support to take part in Share With Us.

We have been working with the Office for Women, and the Women’s Information Service centre at 101 Grenfell Street, Adelaide.

If you need help or advice to undertake the survey, contact the WIS centre on 8303 0590 or 1800 188 158.

We have been working very hard with a range of networks, agencies and community groups.

If you are having trouble accessing the survey, visit the Women’s Information Services centre at 101 Grenfell Street Adelaide or one of the 10 Havens located across the state.

Public libraries are also available for people to visit to access both free wifi and computers.

Share With Us asks a range of questions about the responses to domestic, family and sexual violence in South Australia. Many questions have multiple choice answers, which means some people will see different questions, depending on their responses.