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Housing for all Tasmanians

Anglicare is an experienced provider of important housing services to Tasmanians. In the lead-up to Homelessness Week we've released a video about our 40 years of service that shares how the Youth2Independence program is supporting young Tasmanians to flourish today. Read more
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Are you BBVAware?

World Hepatitis Day (July 28) highlights the value of getting tested for blood-borne viruses. Today’s treatments are simple and life-changing. Read more
Eveline House student presenting a certificate of appreciation for the donations made by the Rotary Club of Devonport North.

Rotary Club donation fills pantries at Eveline House

A generous donation by the Rotary Club of Devonport North has re-stocked the pantries of the young people living at Eveline House as part of the Youth2Independence (Y2I) program. Read more
John and Sue Glover, Anglicare Tasmania Home Care Support Service clients

Rich memories

John Glover’s life turned upside down when he broke his hip late last year. Now a service from Anglicare is helping him get his life back on track. Read more
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Gambling harm reduction measures welcome

Anglicare welcomes some recent developments that will reduce the harms of gambling. Read more
Anglicare Tasmania Home Care Support Worker Tammy

Time is a gift

An increase in demand for Anglicare's aged care services on the North West Coast has resulted in a call-out for experienced support workers to join our team. Meet Home Care Worker Tammy Gordon and find out the benefits of working with a values-based organisation in community aged care. Read more
Judy Cornwell is standing in her home garden smiling.

Counselling Tasmanians about their finances for 40 years

It’s been 40 years since Anglicare set up its Debt Help budgeting service with just one part-time employee. Research done at the time pointed to it as a practical way of supporting Tasmanians in need - and today it's more important than ever. Read more
an illustration of a man and son walking holding hands and a young girl walking behind them like she is walking along the top of a wall or fence with her arms held out.

Hope for a healthier community

Anglicare Tasmania's Social Action and Research Centre has published a position paper that advocates for the decriminalisation of the possession and personal use of illicit drugs in Tasmania. Read more

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