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Flexible mental health support. Foundations provides an outreach service for people between 18-64 years of age who do not require 24-hour support. Foundations works one-on-one with individuals to promote recovery, encourage progress and support life skills.
Strong Families, Safe Kids Advice & Referral Line is the first point of contact for child wellbeing and safety.
The Break O’Day Council’s Get in2 Gear program supports our community members who are having difficulty getting their driver’s licence.
Cancer Council trained staff and volunteers are available to assist members of the public with any enquiry or support need relating to cancer which can be made over the phone or by simply dropping in – no appointment is necessary.
Cancer Council Tasmania offers a free wig library service for clients experiencing hair loss as a result of their cancer treatment.
Cancer Council offers a variety of free telephone and internet cancer support groups available to those patients and carers who prefer the convenience and privacy of receiving peer related support in their own home.
transport2treatment (t2t) is a free service for patients who otherwise could not get to cancer treatment provided by Cancer Council Tasmania.
Cancer Council Support groups provide a safe place for people affected by cancer to come together, develop friendships, share ideas and thoughts in a non-judgemental environment.
Cancer Council Tasmania’s Cancer Support for Under 25’s is a state-wide program supporting Tasmanian families of children, adolescents and young adults with cancer up to the age of 25 years and survivors of childhood cancer.
Cancer Council Tasmania’s Financial Assistance Scheme (FAS) aims to assist Tasmanians diagnosed with cancer when they are undergoing treatment or receiving palliative care who are experiencing financial hardship. Cancer Council also has free legal support programs currently available.
Through Care2Serve, the Tasmanian provider of the Australian Government Carer Gateway program, young carers can access a range of support and information that can help them in their caring role.
These programs give clients an opportunity to come together to create artwork, go on outings, make friends and learn new skills.
