** COVID-19 Updates are being entered as they become available.**
First stop – Housing Connect
Includes housing assistance, family violence and emergency relief (crisis housing), services for older Tasmanians, and much more.
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Karinya provides short term crisis accommodation to young women aged 13 to 20 years.
Karinya also provides accommodation and support to young parents/pregnant teens between 16-19 through it's Young Mums 'n' Bubs program.
Whether in your own home or one managed by Able, we support people with a disability to live as independently as possible.
At Deloraine House you can access a range of low cost activities and programs and get referrals to other services. ** We are remaining open for Emergency Food relief, Free shared produce from our Community Garden and Nils loan applications. **
The Tasmanian Government offers a wide range of discounts and concessions on the cost of government services. The discounts and concessions aim to achieve a balance in the standard of living and access to essential services for all members of the Tasmanian community.
Emergency Accommodation, Family Violence, Homeless Support, Women's Services,
Colville Place is a nine-room accommodation service that takes referrals for young people who are at risk of homelessness.
**COVID-19 Update - No change to services** If you are over 18, on a low income and need somewhere to live in southern Tasmania, Bilton Lodge may be an option.
We provide safe, emergency accommodation and support to women and children who are affected by family violence and those who are homeless.
Accommodation for people that need a little support.
The Salvation Army Supported Housing (SASH) is part of the Housing Connect collaborative partnership and is contracted to provide a range of specialist homeless support services to people who are experiencing, or are at risk of homelessness, and who have…
Nexus has specialist case managers who can help you manage your NDIS package as well as connecting with services that best meet your needs.
A Paw Up helps feed and care for pets owned by Tasmanians experiencing or facing homelessness.
