Community & Culture

Bruny Island Community Health Centre

The Bruny Island Community Health Centre provides residents with the opportunity to access quality health and community services.

Loaves and Fishes

**COVID-19 Update - Please knock, wash your hands and pop on a pair of gloves, one person/couple at a time.
We work with Loaves and Fishes to provide food.

Bi-Cultural Community Health Program

This program assists people from refugee background who are settling in Tasmania to make informed decisions around their wellbeing and independently access appropriate health services.

Mad Wheels

**COVID-19 Update - We are able to take applications for Madwheels vehicles but there will be a delay in receiving a car as the workshop is not operating at the moment **

Madwheel provides free motor vehicles to people in need in the Launceston community.

Goodwood Neighbourhood House

**COVID-19 Update - Our door is locked but we are here! Join us on Facebook for weekly comps, activities and fun things to keep us spirited in these odd and challenging times. Call us if you need a chat (03) 6272 2560**
The Goodwood Community Centre is a hub of community activity and support.

Local Government Services

Meander Valley Council provides local government services and community information.

City Kitchen

**COVID-19 Update - City kitchen is open and continues to provide meals from our location at the Burnie Baptist Church 57 Mount St, Burnie.

Metro Tasmania COVID-19 Safe Travel

At Metro Tasmania we’re responding to COVID-19 under the guidance of the Tasmanian Government (Department of Health). The health and safety of passengers and staff is our highest priority.

Computer Skills Course

We offer free internet access and computer skill courses for the community.

Soroptimists

We are a worldwide organisation for women in management and the professions, working through service projects to advance human rights and the status of women.

Zonta Women’s Program

Zonta Club of Hobart members work to improve the legal, political, economic, educational, health and professional status of women.

We Eat Local App

Eat Well Tasmania has launched a new app in response to the COVID-19 crisis.