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Find a range of other community services including community centres, Recreation and Activities, Neighbourhood Houses and much more.
Chigwell House in Berriedale, is a community hub that takes a holistic approach to addresses homelessness and barriers to independence by providing services, information and events for vulnerable people.
Tasmanian Youth Forum (TYF) is one of Tasmania's largest statewide youth consultation events for young people aged 12-25 years.
PCYC is a not for profit organisation. The activities you attend at PCYC help fund the work we do with disadvantaged, disengaged and vulnerable youth.
A shared community lunch with guest speakers, cultural activities and at different locations across the South East.
The Zeehan Neighbourhood Centre provides community development, for the whole community for people of all ages, race and sex, including the aged, young persons and indigenous people.
The Tasmanian Suicide Prevention Community Network (TSPCN) is a network of community members, service providers, organisations and government representatives who are working together to reduce the rate and impact of suicide in Tasmania.
Eating with Friends, is a monthly event which is always a lot of fun.
Okines Community House provides food assistance for anyone in need.
The Burnie Community Health Centre provides residents with the opportunity to access quality health and community services.
The Safe Choices program is focused on the improved safety of women, children and other Tasmanian community members, through the raising of community awareness around the issues of Family Violence.
Rokeby Neighbourhood Centre is a safe and welcoming place offering a wide range of support services and activities to the local community.
Service Tasmania provides convenient access to a wide range of government services, transactions and information online, over the phone and via 27 service centres across Tasmania.
