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Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Anglicare Tasmania has screening procedures at our offices and other facilities as part of important public health measures to help slow the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19). Read more
An older woman using telehealth for a doctor's consultation

Looking after your health

Anglicare encourages all Tasmanians to prioritise their health – and to seek medical care when required. Read more
A smiling person taking a selfie with a smiling mum and child sitting in the background.

Here for Tasmanians

In the midst of the coronavirus emergency, Anglicare is bringing support (and some smiles) to the Tasmanian community. Read more
Sophie’s future changed the moment she arrived at Eveline House in Devonport, where Anglicare provides supported accommodation for young people aged from 16 -24.

Following her dreams.

Anglicare's Eveline House is the perfect launch pad for a young person determined to follow their dreams. Sophie Martin has a meaningful job in aged care and a plan for home ownership. Read more
Students at Launceston’s Thyne House are building on their skills to support a healthy lifestyle.

Building on young people’s skills.

Students at Launceston’s Thyne House are building on their skills to support a healthy lifestyle. Read more
media release

Anglicare welcomes government support package

Anglicare welcomes today’s announcement of additional funding to help community organisations respond to urgent needs arising from the COVID-19 outbreak. Read more
Meet Michelle, Isabella and Rachel – Women at Anglicare making a positive difference in their local community.

Women making a difference every day.

It is International Women’s Day this Sunday 8 March and we are proud to be an organisation that supports and celebrates women’s achievement. Meet Michelle, Isabella and Rachel – members of the Anglicare team making a positive difference in their local community. Read more
Anglicare is shining a spotlight on the harm inflicted by payday loans and calling for stronger protections.

Stop the debt trap

Anglicare is shining a spotlight on the harm associated with payday loans and calling for stronger protections. “Alarm bells should be ringing. These loans are too easy to access, which means that people are lured into borrowing what they cannot afford,” said Chris Jones, Anglicare’s CEO. Read more

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