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Ready and eager to learn
A group of children starting kindergarten in 2025 at schools in and around Launceston are ready and rearing to go. Read more
Facial Recognition Technology an ineffective policy response
Facial Recognition Technology would fail to meet the State Government’s policy objective to reduce poker machine gambling harm to Tasmanians, says a new paper released by Anglicare Tasmania’s Social Action and Research Centre today. Read more
Strengthening families
An early years parenting support program offered by Anglicare in the State’s North West is making families stronger and creating meaningful change for infants and young children. Read more
Building healthy young minds
The current cost of living crisis is putting a strain on household budgets and relationships within families. It also has the potential to compromise childhood development. Read more
Stretched Too Far: Children and families surviving the cost of living crisis in Tasmania
Anglicare is calling for more help for Tasmanian families trying to shield their children from the effects of financial hardship. Read more
Unsafe and Unhoused
A new report from Anglicare Tasmania calls on governments to prioritise the North West region when allocating funding to assist victim-survivors of domestic and family violence. Read more
Appreciating the little things and celebrating success
Mental Health Week will be held around the State between 5-13 October, with the theme ‘Appreciate the little things’. Read more
