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Advocacy Tasmania
Advocacy Tasmania Inc. (ATI) is an independent, non-government organisation that has provided advocacy services across Tasmania since 1990.Read more✖Advocacy Tasmania
The ATI team comprises members of the Board of Management, staff, volunteers and members who act separately and jointly to progress the interests of our clients at an individual and systems level. We work to promote and protect the rights and interests of our clients. We provide a free, State-wide, independent and confidential ‘Your Say’ advocacy service to older people, people with mental health issues, people with disabilities and people with drug and/or alcohol related problems, their carers and relatives. In addition, ATI takes a leadership role in advocating for systemic change on issues affecting our client groups. The Advocacy Tasmania service is free, confidential and State-wide. Visit the Advocacy Tasmania website
Alcohol and Drug Foundation
Celebrating more than 60 years of service to the community, the Alcohol and Drug Foundation (ADF) is Australia’s leading organisation committed to inspiring positive change and delivering evidence-based approaches to minimise alcohol and drug harm.Read more✖Alcohol and Drug Foundation
The Alcohol and Drug Foundation was established in 1959 to support the many post-war veterans who became dependent on alcohol as a way of coping with the trauma of war. An empathetic and humane approach has always been central to their work. From modest beginnings, the ADF continues to evolve. Trauma continues to be a major factor for individuals and communities who find themselves facing the challenge of alcohol and other drug use. To help overcome this, they are focussing on building safe, healthy, and resilient communities. They are proudly evidence-based, independent and funded by state and federal governments. They bring expert knowledge and research into the design and implementation of their programs. Their ongoing work aligns with the Australian National Drug Strategy that declares “efforts to promote social inclusion and resilient individuals, families and communities” are a key objective within the demand reduction pillar. The ADF reach millions of Australians through sporting clubs, educational institutions and communities, by supporting and informing drug and alcohol prevention programs, and through the provision of educational information. Vising the Alcohol and Drug Foundation website
Anglicare Tasmania
Anglicare Tasmania is a not-for-profit organisation providing a range of support services to the people of Tasmania.Read more✖Anglicare Tasmania
In response to the Christian faith, Anglicare strives to achieve social justice and provide the opportunity for people in need to reach fullness of life. We are guided in this mission by the values of compassion, hope, respect and justice. Our first service opened in 1983 to assist people struggling with debt and low income. Hope is more than wishing for a better future. At Anglicare, we see hope as a confident expectation of positive change. It’s the reason we persevere; as an organisation we respond to complex situations and issues, and deliver support that makes a genuine difference. Anglicare has been serving Tasmanians for 35 years. We’re here for the long-haul, devoted to this place and the people who live here. In the past year, our team has provided support to thousands of local people of all ages and postcodes, and worked for social justice in a range of areas including child welfare, poker machine reform and affordable housing. Visit the Anglicare Tasmania website
Bethlehem House
On 10th September 1972 the Society of St Vincent de Paul opened an overnight shelter for homeless men at 56 Warwick Street, Hobart. It became the primary homeless charity in Hobart, supported by a Vencentian volunteers from local conferences.Read more✖Bethlehem House
Over the years, the Bethlehem House has changed a lot to meet the needs of our disadvantaged community. We help a wide range of homeless men, many of whom have experienced problems with family and relationship breakdown, mental health issues, alcohol and substance abuse, and periods of unemployment and/or imprisonment. Bethlehem House continues to struggle with inadequate mainstream funding to meet the core operating costs, each year. The assistance of volunteers and the donations from generous Tasmanians continue to make all the difference. Thank you. Visit the Bethlehem House website
Cancer Council Tasmania
Cancer Council Tasmania is a charity working to minimise the incidence and impact of cancer on all Tasmanians through advocacy, raising awareness of cancer prevention and offering support and information for anyone affected by the disease.Read more✖Cancer Council Tasmania
On average, over nine Tasmanians are diagnosed with cancer each day – making our work in Tasmania vital to the health of the community. Visit the Cancer Council Tasmania website
Circular Head Aboriginal Corporation (CHAC)
CHAC is governed by the Corporations Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander (CATSI) Act. CHAC has evolved into a supporting caring community organisation empowering the Australian Indigenous People/s of Circular Head to self-determination.Read more✖Circular Head Aboriginal Corporation (CHAC)
With approximately 40 full and part-time workers and a team of volunteers, CHAC has implemented an important range of community and commercial services critical to the needs of health and wellbeing of the Australian Indigenous People/s of Circular Head. CHAC has become a valued contributor to the advancement of positive proactive attitudes that remain in the community. Visit the CHAC website
Drug Education Network
The Drug Education Network (DEN) is a non-government organisation funded to deliver a range of health promotion, prevention, and early intervention programs to reduce the harm associated with alcohol, tobacco and other drug (ATOD) use across Tasmania.Read more✖Drug Education Network
The Drug Education Network (DEN) is a non-government organisation funded to deliver a range of health promotion, prevention, and early intervention programs to reduce the harm associated with alcohol, tobacco and other drug (ATOD) use across Tasmania. They have a commitment to deliver services focused on community engagement and capacity building. DEN recognises socio-economic, cultural and gender factors influence usage and that disadvantage is often perpetuated through different system and service responses to different population groups. DEN works closely with communities and key stakeholders to identify and develop locally owned responses to concerns regarding alcohol, tobacco and other drug use. Recognising that ATOD use and misuse affects individuals across the lifespan, DEN works from pre-birth to the senior years. Visit the Drug Education Network website
Holyoake
Holyoake Tasmania Inc. (Holyoake) is a non-profit organisation, which offers a range of group or individual counselling programs for people affected by their own or another’s addictive behaviour or substance misuse.Read more✖Holyoake
Holyoake was founded in 1975 in Western Australia when a small group of alcohol and drug dependent people were concerned about the quality and quantity of help available to individuals and their families with problems related to alcohol, drugs, gambling and other addictive behaviour. Holyoake has operated in Tasmania since 1988. Holyoake is a non-profit community based organisation. Holyoake is not affiliated with any religious, political or commercial organisation. All Holyoake programs are based on a harm minimisation model. Visit the Holyoake website
Launceston City Mission
City Mission seeks to provide assistance to all who have a physical, emotional, social or spiritual need, through a varied program of both social and evangelistic activities. The Mission works actively alongside churches and community groups to bring friendship, care and compassion to those who feel socially isolated.Read more✖Launceston City Mission
City Mission seeks to provide assistance to all who have a physical, emotional, social or spiritual need, through a varied program of both social and evangelistic activities. The Mission works actively alongside churches and community groups to bring friendship, care and compassion to those who feel socially isolated. The Missiondale Therapeutic Community is a 34 bed residential facility located on a 25-acre peaceful rural property in Evandale, Tasmania. The program is made up of four different stages, taking from 2-8 months to complete. Residents of all stages live together in shared accommodation (lounges, kitchens, bathrooms – but you will have your own bedroom) to support each other through the program. Serenity House is a Sobering Up and Place of Safety facility located in Burnie, North West Tasmania. It is also a place for ‘time-out’, offering communal living under the support and supervision of trained staff. Counselling is available, along with referral to other agencies and follow-up when requested. Time-out is available for people from any part of the state where substance misuse is the primary presenting need for support. Visit the City Mission website
Mental Health Families and Friends Tasmania
Mental Health Families and Friends Tasmania (MHFFTas) is a statewide leader in the provision of mental health families and friends support.Read more✖Mental Health Families and Friends Tasmania
Mental Health Families and Friends Tasmania (MHFFTas) is a statewide leader in the provision of mental health families and friends support. We aim to improve the quality of life for the one in five Tasmanian families, friends, carers and people living with mental health issues and mental illness. Mental health families and friends are people who provide unpaid physical, practical or emotional support to a family member, friends, neighbours or colleagues with mental ill health. Visit the MHFFTas website
Pathways Tasmania
Velocity Transformations is a residential rehabilitation programme based in Moonah, Tasmania.Read more✖Pathways Tasmania
The Transformations Program brings people from a place of addiction to being able to positively participate back in their communities. They are a client-centred, medium-term, drug-free, residential therapeutic community. Provision of services operates within a structured, safe and supportive environment, which adopts an abstinence approach. Visit the Pathways Tasmania website
SMART Recovery Australia
SMART Recovery Australia provides evidence based tools to support individuals and their families and friends to manage behaviours of concerns and improve their wellbeing.Read more✖SMART Recovery Australia
SMART Recovery Australia provides evidence based tools to support individuals and their families and friends to manage behaviours of concerns and improve their wellbeing. Visit the SMART Recovery website.
South East Tasmanian Aboriginal Corporation
Based in Cygnet, Tasmania, SETAC is a strong and vibrant part of the local community governed by an elected Board and incorporated under the Corporation Aboriginal and Torres Strait Inland Act 2006 (CATSI Act).Read more✖South East Tasmanian Aboriginal Corporation
Based in Cygnet, Tasmania, SETAC is a strong and vibrant part of the local community governed by an elected Board and incorporated under the Corporation Aboriginal and Torres Strait Inland Act 2006 (CATSI Act). The South East Tasmanian Aboriginal Corporation (SETAC) exists to facilitate the empowerment of the Aboriginal people of South East Tasmania so that, through self determination, we can make decisions that affect our lives and share in Australia’s land, wealth, and resources, contributing equitably to the nation’s economic, social, and political life, with full recognition of, and support for the ongoing enjoyment and development of our Indigenous cultural heritage. Visit the South East Tasmanian Aboriginal Corporation (SETAC) website
Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre
The TAC is an Aboriginal community organisation developed in the early 1970s and funded by the federal government since 1973.Read more✖Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre
It was incorporated as the Aboriginal Information Service in November 1973 and changed its name to Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre (TAC) in August 1977, and officially to Tasmanian Aboriginal Corporation in 2016, but still trading as the Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre. TAC represents the political and community development aspirations of the Tasmanian Aboriginal community and provides a wide range of services including community advocacy, aged care program, children’s services, counselling, legal services and a dental health program. Visit the Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre website
Tasmanian Council on AIDS, Hepatitis and Related Diseases Inc. (TasCAHRD)
Red Thread is the public face of the Tasmanian Council on AIDS, Hepatitis and Related Dideases (TasCAHRD). This name represents an inclusive, holistic approach to support and advocacy in Tasmania.Read more✖Tasmanian Council on AIDS, Hepatitis and Related Diseases Inc. (TasCAHRD)
TasCAHRD is run by a Board of Management and is responsible for providing information, care, support and advocacy through programs such as the Nigel Mallett Housing Project and the Andrew Shaw Foundation. They provide access to a range of Tasmania services, and some on-site clinical and referral services. Red Thread (and TasCAHRD) are here to support anyone in the community who is, or may be, affected by HIV or hepatitis. Visit the TasCAHRD website
The Hobart Clinic
The Hobart Clinic Association is an accredited hospital and Tasmania’s leading private, not-for profit treatment centre providing mental health services for conditions such as anxiety, depression, drug and alcohol addiction, older persons mental health and memory loss.Read more✖The Hobart Clinic
Our team of experienced Consultant Psychiatrists, Psychologists, Doctors, Nurses and Mental Health Professionals offer assessment and treatment at our two locations on both the Eastern Shore and City Centre. Visit the Hobart Clinic website
The Link Youth Health Service
The Link provides health services that are FREE for people aged between 12 and 25 years old. You will get confidential support in a safe and friendly environment.Read more✖The Link Youth Health Service
The Link provides health services that are FREE for people aged between 12 and 25 years old. You will get confidential support in a safe and friendly environment. Visit the Link Youth Health Service website
The Salvation Army Tasmania
The Salvation Army Australia is a national Christian movement, united by faith and giving hope where it's needed most.Read more✖The Salvation Army Tasmania
Across the country they are engaged with every demographic and every age group. They are active in the big cities, the country towns and even in rural communities. You’ll find them involved in national issues and you’ll also find them on the ground day and night, bringing hope wherever there is hardship or injustice. Visit the Salvation Army Tasmania website
Wyndarra Centre Inc.
Established in 1982, Wyndarra Centre Inc. is a community managed provider of community services in the Circular Head Municipality funded by Commonwealth and State Government grants and community donations.Read more✖Wyndarra Centre Inc.
Their purpose is to promote and provide services for the wellbeing of the Circular Head Community. They place particular emphasis on persons and groups at risk of, or experiencing disadvantage or devaluation. Visit the Wyndarra Centre website
Youth, Family & Community Connections Inc. (YFCC)
Youth, Family & Community Connections Inc. (YFCC) is a not for profit, community organisation that provides a range of services to young people, families and individuals in communities across the North West Coast and West Coast of Tasmania.Read more✖Youth, Family & Community Connections Inc. (YFCC)
YFCC envisions a community where individuals and families have the opportunity to achieve their goals and to seek positive change. Their treatments are client centred, solution focussed, holistic (they look at all the social determinants of health), and focussed on improving health and social outcomes within a harm minimisation framework. Their understanding of complex needs demonstrates a unique service delivery that values integrity, diversity, initiative and collaboration. The range of models that we work from underpins these values because they are passionate about supporting youth and families & communities toward a better future. Visit the YFCC website
Associate members
Alcohol and Drug Services
The Alcohol and Drug Service is a statewide Tasmanian Government service that provides treatment to individuals and their families for alcohol, tobacco and other drug issues.Read more✖Alcohol and Drug Services
The Alcohol and Drug Service is a statewide Tasmanian Government service that provides treatment to individuals and their families for alcohol, tobacco and other drug issues. All of our services are free, voluntary and confidential. We work with both adults and young people. To make an appointment or for more information Contact Us. Referrals can be made by you, family members, friends, your doctor (GP), another service or health professional. Visit the Alcohol and Drug Service website
Brain Injury Association of Tasmania
The Brain Injury Association of Tasmania (BIAT) is a non-government, state-wide, not-for-profit organisation working for people with acquired brain injury (ABI), their families and other stakeholders. BIAT has a range of members.Read more✖Brain Injury Association of Tasmania
The Brain Injury Association of Tasmania (BIAT) is a non-government, state-wide, not-for-profit organisation working for people with acquired brain injury (ABI), their families and other stakeholders. BIAT has a range of members. BIAT plays a key role in activities that contribute to a community that is more informed about acquired brain injury and has a strong focus on the area of advocacy with an emphasis on representation and support of the acquired brain injury (ABI) sector. Visit the The Brain Injury Association of Tasmania website
Colony 47
Colony 47 is committed to creating positive change in our community by addressing the barriers to housing, education and employment that are faced by people in our community, and providing them with safe, fit for purpose and affordable housing and support networks.Read more✖Colony 47
Colony 47 is committed to creating positive change in our community by addressing the barriers to housing, education and employment that are faced by people in our community, and providing them with safe, fit for purpose and affordable housing and support networks. We are working to create transformative, positive and impactful change for young people, their friends, family and the community. We are committed to ensuring that nobody is left behind and that young people are supported to achieve their goals in life. We work to achieve tangible, positive change by working with young people and those at risk of homelessness, from the early intervention stage through to crisis support and everything in between. We are independent and support people from all walks of life. We work collaboratively with a range of other organisations to ensure that people are supported. Visit the Colony 47 website
Cornerstone Youth Services
Cornerstone Youth Services Inc. (CYS) delivers a broad range of services to our community of young people aged 12 to 25 in North and North-West Tasmania.Read more✖Cornerstone Youth Services
They focus on health promotion, prevention, education, early intervention and developing help-seeking behaviours. Our services to the young people of Launceston include access to ‘no charge’ GP's, Youth Health Nurses, Drug & Alcohol, Social and Youth Workers and Allied Health. They also provide individual and group support and activities; school programs; advocacy to access many other services to improve general or specific health and wellbeing. Visit the Cornerstone website
Mission Australia
They say there’s power in numbers, and from our experience it’s true. We know from our 150 years of experience that the best way to change lives, build stronger communities and hope for the future is to work alongside others.Read more✖Mission Australia
Mission Australia works with government to deliver a range of community and employment support services that help individuals and families to stay housed, access education and gain the skills, training and confidence to find employment. We also work alongside community and advocacy groups, other not-for-profit organisations and businesses across the nation to stand up for people in need across Australia. Visit the Mission Australia website
Pharmacy Guild of Tasmania
The Pharmacy Guild of Australia is the national peak body representing community pharmacy. It seeks to serve the interests of its members and to support community pharmacy in its role delivering quality health outcomes for all Australians.Read more✖Pharmacy Guild of Tasmania
The Pharmacy Guild of Australia is the national peak body representing community pharmacy. It seeks to serve the interests of its members and to support community pharmacy in its role delivering quality health outcomes for all Australians. The Guild is committed to supporting and maintaining the community pharmacy model as the most appropriate and efficient system of delivering medicines, medication management and related services to the Australian public. Over 5700 community pharmacies across Australia dispense over 300 million prescriptions annually. A major Guild activity at all levels is close liaison and negotiation with governments, manufacturers, wholesalers and other organisations in the health care delivery system.The Guild seeks to maintain community pharmacies as the most appropriate primary providers of health care to the community through optimum therapeutic use of drugs, drug management and related services. Visit the Pharmacy Guild of Tasmania website.
Relationships Australia Tasmania
Relationships Australia Tasmania offer people the services and support they need, when they need it, to assist them when life presents challenges.Read more✖Relationships Australia Tasmania
This may be to do with a relationship, work, past trauma or other personal challenges. They aim to support people to transform their lives and their relationships in ways that matter to them. Their focus is on supporting people to achieve healthy relationships and positive lives. Their expert staff use evidence-based practices to meet people where they are on their road to change and recovery. They are proud to share the successes and stories of the people we serve along our path to ensuring all Tasmanians enjoy positive and respectful relationships. Visit the Relationships Australia Tasmania website
Richmond Fellowship Tasmania
Richmond Fellowship Tasmania is a locally operated Tasmanian not for profit organisation which has been supporting people facing mental health challenges and social disadvantage for over 30 years.Read more✖Richmond Fellowship Tasmania
Richmond Fellowship Tasmania is a locally operated Tasmanian not for profit organisation which has been supporting people facing mental health challenges and social disadvantage for over 30 years. We are an independent, non-government, non-religiously affiliated organisation that recognises you as a whole person not just your mental health diagnosis. Our vision is to ‘inspire a healthy community, where people are leaders in their own lives’ and our mission is to ‘deliver excellence through person centred, recovery and wellbeing services’. We strive to achieve this by promoting choice and control for all our consumers and deliver services that help them achieve their goals. Visit the Richmond Fellowship Tasmania website
Rural Alive and Well Tas. Inc. (RAW Tasmania)
RAW (Rural Alive & Well Inc.) is a non for profit organisation helping individuals, families and the community through mental health issues with a focus on suicide prevention.Read more✖Rural Alive and Well Tas. Inc. (RAW Tasmania)
They provide outreach support to rural Tasmania, as well as working with the community to undertake well-being initiatives. RAW’s outreach program is available 24/7, our outreach workers will come to you, or alternatively talk on the phone. They offer a friendly ear in a difficult time, and provide information, support and strategies to help, as well as linking you to relevant services that can assist. The service is free and confidential. Visit the RAW Tasmania website
Tasmania Prison Service
The Tasmania Prison Service (TPS) contributes to a safer Tasmania by keeping in secure custody those sentenced by the Courts, and providing the best opportunity for prisoners to stop re-offending within a secure, safe and decent environment that reflects the values and opportunities of the wider community it serves.Read more✖Tasmania Prison Service
The Tasmania Prison Service (TPS) contributes to a safer Tasmania by keeping in secure custody those sentenced by the Courts, and providing the best opportunity for prisoners to stop re-offending within a secure, safe and decent environment that reflects the values and opportunities of the wider community it serves. The TPS work in partnership with a range of State, community, private and voluntary organisations to deliver this service for the betterment of the Tasmanian community. Prison facilities are located at Risdon Vale, Hobart, and Launceston. These facilities provide care and custody, at various levels of security, for prisoners and people remanded in custody. In Hobart and Launceston, the Reception Prisons also hold people in police custody. The TPS provides secure transport between prison facilities, and courts. Visit the Tasmania Prison Service (TPS) website
Tasmanian Council of Social Service
TasCOSS’s Vision is of ‘One Tasmania, free of poverty and inequality where everyone has the same opportunity.Read more✖Tasmanian Council of Social Service
Established in 1961. TasCOSS’s mission is twofold: To act as the peak body for the community sector in Tasmanian, and: To challenge and change the systems, behaviours and attitudes that create poverty, inequality and exclusion. Visit the TasCOSS website
