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Click here to see Emergency Relief Providers (food vouchers, help with bills etc) – South, North, North West, East Coast, West Coast
Below you will also find crisis accommodation (shelters), family violence and child safety support and other emergency and crisis support services.
We provide a safe and friendly environment for the whole community to meet, share information and resources and build community.
We provide emergency crisis accommodation to young people aged 13-20 who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless.
The Starting Point Neighbourhood House is run by the community, for the community and we offer something for everyone.
We offer a variety of classes, facilities, information sessions, children and family activities, adult programs and services and referrals for the community.
Youthcare has crisis accommodation for young men aged 13 to 20 in southern Tasmania.
A significant number of Triple Zero (000) calls requesting an ambulance response are not real emergencies and do not require immediate medical assistance. There are several alternatives to calling an ambulance. Please save 000 for saving lives and only call an ambulance if it’s a medical emergency.
If you are living on the East Coast and experiencing an immediate crisis, the East Coast Emergency Relief program can help.
Gran’s Van operates a mobile food van which stops in West and East Devonport and provides a light meal on Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings.
The Midway Point Neighbourhood House services the area surrounding Sorell. Run by the community for the community we are part of the national Neighbourhood House network.
Dorset Community House offers activities, event and programmes plus assistance for everyone in the Dorset Community.
The Caring Network is registered as an emergency relief organisation to provide aid to members of the West Tamar community, we also run a community Op Shop.
We provide a place for people to go and feel part of a community, learn new skills, be a part of a group, meet new friends, volunteer, and give back to our community.
