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Community support services

Anglicare Tasmania’s wide range of government funded community 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, an alcohol, drugs or gambling addiction, family or relationship problems, legal troubles or housing challenges, Anglicare is here to work with you to find a way forward.

Ring 1800 243 232

Our community services

Financial Counselling

Gamblers Help

Children, Young People & their Families

Alcohol & Other Drugs Support

Mental Health Support

Housing Support

Regional Service Booklets

South

Download the Anglicare Community Services Regional booklet which outlines all of our services offered in Southern Tasmania.

Download our Community Services Booklet for Southern Tasmania.

North

Download the Anglicare Community Services Regional booklet which outlines all of our services offered in Northern Tasmania.

Download our Community Services Booklet for Northern Tasmania.

North West

Download the Anglicare Community Services Regional booklet which outlines all of our services offered in North Western Tasmania.

Download our Community Services Booklet for North West Tasmania.

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