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).
Place-based Community Development responds to community determined indicators by assisting the community in building connections and resilience.
We provide help and support to refugees, asylum seekers, immigration detainees and other people who are vulnerable as a result of migration.
The Women's International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF) is an international non-profit anti-war and peace-building organization.
Get in2 Gear is a Learner Driver Mentor Program. We support community members who are having difficulty getting their driver's licence.
A large, free meeting space is available at the Geeveston Community Centre.
Positive Solutions provides family, workplace and community mediation and counselling to all people regardless of gender, social or economic status, lifestyle choice, age, religion or cultural background.
Offers affordable courses, activities, parenting room, community bus, eating with friends group, educational and social information in a happy and safe environment.
Linking a family in need with a trained volunteer to support parents in raising children in happy, safe and loving environments.
Our Building Blocks program works with children 0-8 years and their families in the Break O'Day, Bicheno and Dorset communities to provide early learning, occasional care, parenting support and assistance.
Proceeds from our Op Shops support the work of HCM, helping those in our community who need it most.
Women's Health Tasmania offers women opportunities to gain new skills and a better understanding of health issues of relevance to them.
The Environmental Health office provides advice to the community on the public health aspects of environmental issues.
