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Take back control

September is Gamble Aware Month. Anglicare launches a new gambling harm awareness campaign that encourages people to reach out to the Gamblers Help service and take back control of their life. We also share insights into the wide-reaching impact of gambling harm and personal stories of recovery. Read more

Memorial garden shows that ‘Together we can’

A garden in Glenorchy created to remember lives lost due to overdose is transformed in time for International Overdose Awareness Day (IOAD). Read more
A group of people with their arms around each other as if they are supporting each other.

Anglicare programs support the supporters

Are you affected by someone else’s use of alcohol and/or other drugs? Anglicare offers a range of programs in the North and North West that can support you. Read more
Jonas stands with Anglicare's General Manager Housing and Community Services Noel Mundy in the communal kitchen area of the Campbell Street Youth2Independence facility. They are both looking directly at the camera.

Widening horizons

Life is looking up for Youth2Independence student Jonas. With the support of the Anglicare team, he is learning the skills he'll need to live independently - and preparing for some work-related international travel. Read more
This year's theme for International Overdose Awareness Day is Together we can.

Coming together to end overdose

International Overdose Awareness Day is held each year on 31 August. Read about a life-changing conversation that happened at one of Anglicare's Needle and Syringe Program (NSP) outlets. Read more
Fay has become a Member of the Order of Australia in the King's Birthday Honours. She is on the deck of her home in Wynyard. She is pointing to flowering bushes in her garden.

Fay is a pillar of her community

Meet Fay Reeve (95) of Wynyard. A client of Anglicare's aged care services, in June she was recognised in the King’s Birthday Honours List and became a Member of the Order of Australia. Read more
Illustration of a hand holding a card with the words Simple as written on it.

Research shows pre-commitment technology works

A pre-commitment system for poker machine gambling is an effective public health measure – and these benefits are on their way to Tasmania. New research from Finland adds to the growing body of evidence that it works. Read more
Illustration of a hand holding a card with the words Simple as written on it.

Delay in the introduction of the universal poker machine card ‘disappointing’, says Anglicare

A delay in the introduction of the universal poker machine card is disappointing. Read more

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