Community services workers are often the first point of contact for people in crisis. They work alone, in unpredictable environments, and with clients who may be distressed, aggressive, or under the influence of substances. A personal duress alarm provides an immediate, discrete way to summon help, without escalating a volatile situation.

The Health Care and Social Assistance sector consistently records some of the highest rates of workplace violence and psychological injury in Australia. Staff who work alone or visit clients in unpredictable environments face significant risks of workplace violence and aggression.

SafeTCard’s personal duress alarms for community services are designed for frontline workers. Our devices include GPS tracking, man-down detection, scheduled welfare checks, and 24/7 monitoring from a Grade A1 ASIAL-accredited centre.