Anglicare Tasmania

Anglicare is a not-for-profit organisation that provides aged care, gamblers help, financial counselling, acquired injury, housing and other community support services across Tasmania.

We also do research and advocate for changes to improve the lives of Tasmanians, through the work of our Social Action and Research Centre.

Our passionate team is committed to demonstrating the organisational values of Hope, Compassion, Justice and Respect.

We strive to achieve social justice and provide the opportunity for people in need to reach fullness in life.

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Anglicare Tasmania's Social Action and Research Centre (SARC)

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The Social Action and Research Centre (SARC) carries out research and advocates for changes to improve the lives of Tasmanians.

SARC researchers use qualitative research centring on the lived experience of Tasmanians and quantitative research to demonstrate social trends.  Our research is grounded in the frontline experience of our aged care, acquired injury and community support services.

The results are freely shared with decision-makers including government.

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Staying safe and finding hope

Anglicare’s Universal Aftercare Program (UAC) offers Tasmanians free, one-to-one support to help them stay safe and plan for the future in the days and weeks after a suicidal crisis or suicide attempt. Read full story
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Think you’ve been scammed? We can support you.

This Scams Awareness Week, we’re sharing information about how financial counselling can play an important role in getting your finances back on track if you have lost money to a scammer. Read full story

Y2I students help to ‘light it up purple’

This International Youth Day we’d like to shine a light on the Youth2Independence (Y2I) program that Anglicare runs in Hobart, Launceston and Devonport. It encourages young Tasmanians to be active in their local communities. Read full story