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Tailored support – and a super-power

Reaching out to the National Debt Helpline can be life-changing for Tasmanians feeling overwhelmed by their financial situation. Program Manager Financial Resilience and Wellbeing Lynne Watson (pictured above) explains what to expect from Anglicare's free and confidential financial counselling service.  Read more

Safe and together

Anglicare's investment in training its Community Services team members is enhancing the support they provide to victim-survivors of family and domestic violence, including children. Read more

In the spirit of improvement

Constructive feedback from clients and their families helps Anglicare to keep improving the services it provides to older Tasmanians. We feel well-prepared to meet our obligations under the new Aged Care Quality Standards when they come into effect on 1 July. Read more

Anglicare outlines its Budget priorities

Anglicare Tasmania’s submission to the 2025-26 State Budget outlines the urgent need for more affordable and secure housing as well as sustainably-funded community services. Read more
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Increase in the number of people seeking help from the National Debt Helpline: Financial Counselling Australia

There’s been a significant increase in the number of people reaching out to the National Debt Helpline (NDH) over the past year, including in Tasmania, where the NDH is operated by Anglicare Tasmania. Read more

Ready and eager to learn

A group of children starting kindergarten in 2025 at schools in and around Launceston are ready and rearing to go. Read more

How do I contact Anglicare over Christmas and New Year?

 All of us at Anglicare Tasmania wish you and your family a safe and happy festive season. Find out about our opening hours over Christmas and into the New Year. Read more
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Facial Recognition Technology an ineffective policy response

Facial Recognition Technology would fail to meet the State Government’s policy objective to reduce poker machine gambling harm to Tasmanians, says a new paper released by Anglicare Tasmania’s Social Action and Research Centre today. Read more

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