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How to save power this winter

Support is available for Tasmanians worried about the rise in electricity costs from next month. Anglicare’s financial counselling team is standing by to respond to people concerned about how the power price increase will impact their household budget. Read more
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Disability support work provides a meaningful career

Disability support work provides a meaningful and long term career for Anglicare team member Justin. Now he's a mentor to people starting out in this rewarding role. Read more
Disability support worker Theresa

Disability support work the right career move

Theresa moved from aged care into disability support when she joined Anglicare Tasmania 18 months ago. Read more
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Listening to local knowledge about public transport

A new research project, Trips Not Made, aims to make public transport fairer and better for communities in urban regional centres, towns and outer suburbs. Anglicare is keen to hear from locals about their experiences, especially young people who live in these areas. Read more
Winter Appeal 2022

Anglicare Winter Appeal: let’s walk alongside Tasmanians in need

Winter has arrived in Tasmania. Please donate to the Anglicare Winter Appeal and help us reach out to people in need. Read more
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Rocherlea provides a homely oasis

Anglicare operates a residential service in Launceston’s northern suburbs that provides an oasis of safety and calm to support people’s recovery from mental illness. Read more
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“No family, no life”, says Dave

Family has always been very important to Dave Salter, 52, of New Norfolk. Dave sustained major injuries as a passenger in a car accident 27 years ago and his goal was always to return home to live. Read more
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A steep learning curve

Twelve years ago, when Smithton’s Telina Enniss first heard that her teenaged daughter had been in a car accident, she thought it would be minor and “everything would be fine”. She had no idea what a complex and challenging time lay ahead for the family. Read more

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