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Homeless children’s mental health services need to be “better, bigger, stronger”, says Anglicare Tasmania

Tasmania requires early interventions and a restructured mental health service to respond to the needs of traumatised children, says a new report from Anglicare Tasmania. Read more
an artwork from the Precious Excess Exhibition called 'Spider' 2021 by Siobhan Marriott. It features salvaged multiple magazine pages, collage on art paper and matt board.

Changing the conversation about treasured lives

An art exhibition and a series of regional workshops show the community momentum for action on improving hoarding supports for Tasmanian families. Read more
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Investing in solutions for a complex community concern

Governments have an opportunity to invest in prevention and early invention to support older Tasmanians who have challenges with hoarding, says Anglicare Tasmania. Read more
Treasured Lives project phase two report by Lindsey Fidler

Treasured Lives – Phase Two Research Report

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Social Action and Research Centre Submission

Anglicare Tasmania submission to the State Budget 2022-23

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Conversation on use of word Vulnerable. Led by TasCOSS and featuring key speaker Dr Catherine Robinson from Anglicare Tasmania. Picture of a homeless mother hugging child looking worried.

TasCOSS Policy Conversation – ‘Rethinking the use of ‘Vulnerable’

The term 'vulnerable' has been widely used in association with COVID-19 and those individuals most susceptible to infection or significantly affected by restrictions, lockdowns and job loss. This conversation, led by TasCOSS considers the value and challenges of its use. Read more
Social Action and Research Centre Submission

Anglicare Tasmania Submission on the Future of Gaming in Tasmania August 2021

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Speakers from Hobart Homelessness Week event

Forum calls for stronger focus on accountability

A forum held in Hobart to mark Homelessness Week calls for a greater focus on accountability to help improve outcomes for Tasmanian children experiencing homelessness alone and without the care of a parent or guardian. Read more

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