Community & Culture

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Services for aboriginal, migrant, refugee and other cultural communities, services for young people, older people, services for the LGTBI community, and services that help people connect with others (social opportunities).

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Community & Culture

Welcome Dinners

We connect newly arrived Australians with established Australians over a pot-luck meal in a local home.

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Restoring Family Links

Have you been separated from family by war, disaster or migration? Red Cross might be able to help you. Help with tracing family members and finding missing loved ones.

A Tasmanian Lifeline 1800 98 44 34

Lifeline Tasmania has set up a new service for Tasmanians, specifically to deal with unprecedented demand for information, advice and support because of the coronavirus pandemic. 1800 98 44 34

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Emergency Relief and Support for Temporary Visa Holders

Emergency relief and general assistance for Temporary Visa Holders experiencing hardship during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Community Car

St Helens Community Car Group provides transport for older persons, those with disabilities and their carers.

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Outreach

Community Exchange

The Community Exchange Network Tasmania (CENTs) is a place where people trade their goods, services and skills without money.

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Community Bus

The Geeveston Community Centre Bus is a 12 seater that is for rent to community, educational and sporting groups at $55 day.

George Town Neighbourhood House

We strive to provide a happy, enjoyable environment where absolutely everyone is able to come and enjoy themselves. We provide a range of support services to help individuals and families get back on their feet.