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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
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Staying calm and curious

A fully-subscribed Anglicare parenting course in Burnie later this month will offer honest and practical tips to guide parents in supporting their children through trying times. Read more
Gamble Aware Month Week 4 - Help is available.

Financial counselling addresses gambling harm

Anglicare’s team of professional financial counsellors provides free and confidential support to Tasmanians in financial hardship as a result of gambling. The hardship may result from a person’s own gambling, or that of someone close to them. Read more

Helping people to stay in their homes

Professionals working in the community services sector and the real estate industry came together during Homelessness Week to explore practical solutions to housing instability across Tasmania’s North and North West. Read more

Everyone should be able to follow their dreams

Everyone, including people with disability, deserves the opportunity to push themselves out of their comfort zone and achieve their goals. This was the message from a film screening in Burnie that sponsored by Anglicare during Brain Injury Awareness Week. Read more

Home is where Jane’s heart is

A service from Anglicare means 78-year-old Jane Hall can live independently in her beloved home and contribute to her local community. Read more
media release

Housing essential for mental health

Governments can improve the mental health of Tasmanians through major investment in affordable housing, says Anglicare Tasmania and the Mental Health Council of Tasmania. This Homelessness Week, the organisations described the life-changing importance of supported accommodation for people who live with mental health conditions. Read more

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