Multicultural Services

Let’s Talk English Conversation Group

Let’s Talk English conversation group is a fun way for recently arrived migrants to learn, practice and improve their English.

Bi-Cultural Community Health Program

This program assists people from refugee background who are settling in Tasmania to make informed decisions around their wellbeing and independently access appropriate health services.

Settlement Engagement Transition Support (SETS)

As a newly-arrived migrant or refugee, the individually-tailored support available with CatholicCare’s SETS program can help you settle into your new life. CatholicCare will support you to improve your independence, well-being and social connections.

Dunalley Tasman Neighbourhood House

The Dunalley Tasman Neighbourhood House operates from two locations, Dunalley and Nubeena.

Learner Driver Mentoring

Learner Driver Mentor Programs offer free driving experience under volunteer supervision to Tasmanians who have barriers preventing them from gaining the necessary supervised driving hours to sit a provisional license test.

Whilst each program has a different target group, if a learner driver has difficulty accessing a vehicle or supervisory driver often they can become a participant.

Once in an LDMP. Our Program Coordinators will work with you and your mentor, with the aim of providing a minimum of one 1 hour supervised driving support session each week.

Asylum Seeker Support

Tasmanian Asylum Seeker Support is a grassroots network of people who are interested in welcoming asylum seekers to Tasmania.

Learning Support

Libraries Tasmania is here to support you with your lifelong learning goals. We offer a range of programs and services to help you learn for pleasure, work, study and everyday life.

Living in Between anti-racism workshops

Living in Between is a multi-award winning anti-racism program delivered by the Students Against Racism and in partnership with A Fairer World and TasTAFE.

Multicultural support

The Migrant Resource Centre (Northern Tasmania) delivers services and support to humanitarian entrants, migrants and culturally and linguistically diverse communities in northern Tasmania.

Support for Senior Migrants in Launceston

The Good Neighbour Council Launceston provides Commonwealth Home Support Program (CHSP) services to senior migrants aged 65+ in the Launceston region.

Libraries Tasmania (South)

Libraries Tasmania provides library lending, research, information, literacy and learning services and offers contemporary and friendly places where people from all walks of life can meet, learn and take part in community-focused experiences.

Lifeline 1800 98 44 34

If you are struggling, feeling alone, or just having a tough time, you can call A Tasmanian Lifeline on 1800 98 44 34 between 8am and 8pm, every day of the year.