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The power of belonging
Anglicare is marking Mental Health Week (3-11 October) by sharing information about Curraghmore, a supported independent living program for people experiencing mental health challenges located in Devonport. Read more
Staying safe, 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 more
Submission Tasmanian Mental Health Strategy Discussion Paper May 2026
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Strengthening support
Tasmanians experiencing mental ill-health alongside alcohol and other drug (AOD) issues must have access to integrated treatment models that can support them to recover, says new research from Anglicare. Read more
Taz Kids program builds a community
If you’re an educator looking for a safe, fun way to support your students, Anglicare’s Taz Kids program may be the answer. Read more
Sharing the care
More than 80,000 Tasmanians provide unpaid care and emotional support to a family member or friend – that’s one in six people. This National Carers Week (12-18 October), we share some resources that can assist carers find supports of their own. Read more
Mind the gap: fair access to mental health care
New research from Anglicare Tasmania reveals a mental health system that is fragmented, under-resourced and failing people who have multiple and complex needs. Read more
