Our Mission is to get a safe phone into the hands of every victim of domestic violence in need in Australia
This is your ultimate ESG and CSR programme. Here at DV Safe Phone we collect, repurpose and gift mobile phones to victims of domestic violence. These 'Safe Phones provide a lifeline to call for help when it is needed most. Our goal is to get a safe phone into the hands of every victim of domestic violence who needs one. With over 2 million known victims of domestic violence, there is no doubt we have a goliath challenge on our hands. However, we know that with your help, we can break down barriers to accessing vital help when it is needed most. YOU really can can play a vital role in ensuring no call for help goes unheard.
About DV Safe Phone
- Status
- Website
- Visit Website
- Employees
- 5 - 25
- Industry
- Non-profit
- Country
- Australia
- Founded
- 2020
DV Safe Phone Sustainability Actions
DV Safe Phone Sustainability Commitments
2025
6 tonnes of e-waste, diverted from landfill
We commit that we will ensure that 6 tonnes of e-waste is diverted from landfill by December 2025, through re-use or recycling. What does that mean by numbers? We will save 17.73t of CO2 emissions from entering the atmosphere. We will save 45.78t of mineral resources being extracted from the ground and processed. We will save 236,425MJ of Fossil Fuel resources, used to power factories and make plastics for phones. We will avoid 18.25kg of ethene C2H4 equivalents. We will avoid 35kg of Particulate matter in the air (all claims measured through the Mobile Muster Calculator)
2026
20,000 lives protected with a DV Safe Phone.
With over 3.8 million victims of domestic violence in Australia right now, we know something has to be done right now. We can't change the world in a day, however we're committed to protecting 20,000 domestic and family violence survivors by mid 2026, by collecting, testing and sending phones to domestic violence and law enforcement agencies Australia-wide... are you with us?
2030
50,000 lives protected
By 2030, we aim to have sent out an additional 30,000 phones in 4 years, taking our total lives protected to 50,000 victims.
