Escort Resources: Stay Safe & Informed

Escort Resources

Stay Safe & Informed

As an independent escort, it is important to be well informed. Below you will find health resources, legislative information, and support organisations for each Australian state and territory.

Health Resources

Legislation

Sex Worker Organisations

Health Resources

Legislation

Sex Worker Organisations

Health Resources

Legislation

  • Prostitution Act 1999 (QLD) Queensland decriminalised sex work in 2024. Previously operated under a licensed brothel model with restrictions on private workers.

Sex Worker Organisations

  • Respect Inc Queensland peer sex worker organisation providing health promotion, support and advocacy.

Health Resources

Legislation

  • Prostitution Act 2000 (WA) Sex work in WA is partially criminalised. Solo private escorts can work legally, but brothels and street work are prohibited.

Sex Worker Organisations

  • Magenta WA Peer-based sex worker support and health service in Western Australia.

Health Resources

Legislation

  • South Australia Criminal Law Sex work in SA remains criminalised under various criminal law provisions, though enforcement varies. Law reform has been under discussion.

Sex Worker Organisations

Health Resources

Legislation

  • Sex Industry Offences Act 2005 (TAS) Sex work in Tasmania is partially decriminalised. Private escort work between consenting adults is legal, but brothels and street soliciting remain restricted.

Sex Worker Organisations

Health Resources

Legislation

  • Sex Work Act 1992 (ACT) The ACT was the first Australian jurisdiction to regulate sex work. Escort agencies and sole operators can register. Street-based work has some restrictions.

Sex Worker Organisations

  • SWOP ACT Sex Workers Outreach Project services for the ACT region.

Health Resources

Legislation

Sex Worker Organisations

National Resources

Scarlet Alliance

The Australian Sex Workers Association. National peak body representing sex workers and sex worker organisations.

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1800RESPECT

National sexual assault, domestic and family violence counselling service. Available 24/7.

1800 737 732 →

Lifeline Australia

Crisis support and suicide prevention. 24-hour telephone counselling service.

13 11 14 →

Beyond Blue

Mental health support for anxiety, depression and suicide prevention.

1300 22 4636 →

GetTested

Find your nearest sexual health clinic anywhere in Australia. Search by location for free and confidential testing.

Find a Clinic →

Fair Work Ombudsman

Information about workplace rights. Sex workers have the same workplace protections as other workers in decriminalised states.

Visit Website →

Safety Tips

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Screen Your Clients

Always verify client identity before a booking. Ask for a contact number, use caller ID, and trust your instincts if something feels off.

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Share Your Location

Let a trusted friend or colleague know your booking details and location. Set up regular check-in times and a safety word.

Trust Your Instincts

If something does not feel right, leave. Your safety is always more important than any booking. You have every right to decline or end a meeting.

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Regular Health Checks

Schedule regular sexual health screenings. Most clinics listed above offer free and confidential testing for sex workers.

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