Health

SignPost

SignPost is a website and mobile app directory that lists businesses and services in Tasmania that are LGBTI friendly.

East Devonport Neighbourhood House

East Devonport Neighbourhood House is a warm, friendly and useful place providing lots of choices and opportunity for our community, so they can 'squeeze the most out of life'!

Vinnie’s Van – (Soup Van)

Vinnies Van provides soup, sandwiches, hot drinks, fruit, friendship, referral and support.

Bruny Island Community Health Centre

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

In Home Palliative Care Volunteer Support

Trained Hospice volunteers are available to support patients and families at home.

Equipment Search

Search our online database for information on equipment including suppliers and approximate prices. We also list second hand items.

Karadi Aboriginal Corporation

Karadi is an inclusive Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisation, providing leadership in the sector and serving Aboriginal people of our catchment and their families in achieving strong cultural identity, good health and quality of life.

Child Friendly Island

FACT is working with our non-government members, and encourages all Tasmanian's to commit to making Tasmania a Child Friendly Island.

Public Health Hotline

Public Health Services works to improve and protect the health and wellbeing of all Tasmanians. We partner with individuals, groups and communities statewide to achieve this outcome.

Autism Support

Giant Steps Tasmania is a not for profit, independent, specialist school and therapy center (K-12) for children with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) and a community and access support group for adult aged clients.

Information and Advocacy

**COVID-19 Update - Epilepsy Tasmania staff are now working from home. Please be reassured that we are still here — on the phone, on Facebook, on our website, on video chat and on Epilepsy Connect.**

Epilepsy Tasmania provides information, education and advocacy for people who are living with, or are affected by epilepsy.

Breastfeeding Association Tasmanian Branch

The Australian Breastfeeding Association (ABA) provides mother to mother breastfeeding support in a range of ways including local groups where mothers can chat face to face with a trained breastfeeding counsellor, and meet other mums who may have faced similar challenges.