Here are key sources of information and helplines to support Tasmanians during the Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic. Refer to other categories for specific services.
Talk to your bank, don't tough it out on your own. It’s not just COVID-19. Get help if you’ve been impacted by bushfires, floods, or anything.
Head to Health can help you find digital mental health services from some of Australia’s most trusted mental health organisations.
A phone call to keep you socially connected. If you need someone to talk to, whether you are feeling isolated or lonely - we’re here for you.
Rent Assistance is a regular extra payment if you pay rent and get certain payments from us.
The new National COVID Older Persons Information hotline will help older Australians, their families and carers get the critical information they need to stay healthy and safe during the pandemic.
**COVID-19 Update - The Tasmanian Government has announced support for temporary visa holders who are experiencing difficulties.
Good Shepherd, Australia’s oldest not-for-profit supporting women and families, has expanded its long running No Interest Loans program to offer Household Relief Loans Without Interest for people impacted by the pandemic.
Economic Justice Australia have a series of online self-help resources to assist you deal with Centrelink during COVID-19
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.
Suicide Call Back Service is a nationwide service that provides 24/7 telephone, video and online professional counselling to people who are affected by suicide.
The Government is providing financial assistance to Australians to support them through the economic impact of the Coronavirus.
Keep up to date with changes to service arrangements and closures due to the increasing precautions taken in response to COVID-19.
