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MEDIA RELEASE: Mandatory pre-commitment welcomed

Anglicare Tasmania welcomes the Tasmanian Government's decision to introduce the nation's first universal mandatory pre-commitment system for poker machines. Read more
Jo Murphy from Anglicare Tasmania Hobart NSP service

Safe, welcoming and innovative

Anglicare's Needle and Syringe Program (NSP) team is leading a new trial that has the potential to reduce drug overdose in Tasmania and save lives. Read more
A photo of 3 boys holding their new TAFE certificates

Congratulations to course graduates at Eveline House

Five young people living and learning at Eveline House in Devonport celebrate a milestone in their journey to independence. Read more
Lee is sitting at her office desk look her tablet which has a paint by numbers artwork on it.

A life filled with love, art and colour

Lee Wright is a client of Anglicare's Aged Care Services. She reflects on family, art and the value of taking up a new hobby. Read more
Ana Guimaraes is a Mental Health Recovery Worker at the Rocherlea Recovery and Rehabilitation Service.

Building stronger mental health

Participating in community programs is vital to building stronger mental health. Anglicare brings a variety of community programs onsite at its Rocherlea Recovery and Rehabilitation Service, outside Launceston. Read more
Anne- Maree standing in front of the garden beds

New life for community garden

August 1-7 is Homelessness Week. Anglicare manages three Youth2Independence accommodation and learning programs on behalf of the Tasmanian government. The young people who live at Eveline House in Devonport are set to reap the rewards of a revitalised community garden. Read more
Photo of Home Care Support Worker Nerissa with client, Nancy.

Work in Home Care with Anglicare

Anglicare Tasmania’s Aged Care Services is expanding its teams in the North and North West, as demand grows for community-based aged care. Meet team member Nerissa Mitchell: four years ago she made the switch from residential aged care to community care and hasn't looked back. Read more
image of a balancing scale with a bag full of money on one side and a paper cutout of a family on the other.

A strategic response is required to protect Tasmanians from gambling harm

Anglicare calls on the Tasmanian Government to take a strategic approach to reducing the harm caused to the community by gambling. We think it’s important that 100% of the allocations from the Community Support Fund be used to address gambling harm in the communities where the need is greatest. Read more

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