Community services regional support booklets
These regional booklets outline Anglicare's support programs for children, young people and their families available in the South, North and North West of Tasmania.
Community support services delivered across Tasmania.
Our wide range of support services are designed to help you through all sorts of life challenges, at different stages of your life, no matter where you live in Tasmania.
Whether you are facing financial difficulties, alcohol, drugs or gambling addiction, relationship problems, legal troubles or housing challenges, Anglicare is here to work with you to find a way forward.
Our services
Meet Olivia
Olivia works in housing and homelessness as a Support & Recreation Worker.
“[Providing] support can be such an array of things. It could be working on goals which could be to do with employment or it could also be working on addictions or organsing counselling and referrals. [Or] just daily living where people come in for a chat if they’re not feeling their best. Yeah, so sort of support in everywhere, everyday life.”
You can find out more about what it’s like working for Anglicare and what advice our team would give potential job seekers below.
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