Other Community Services

Well Fed Tasmania

Well Fed Tasmania is a mobile community kitchen and food truck. This innovative outreach resource is co-owned by Families Tasmania and the Tasmanian School Canteen Association and was launched in August 2018.

Eating with Friends – Midway Point

The Midway Point Neighbourhood House run Eating with Friends – 2nd & 4th Friday of every month

Aboriginal Liaison Officers

The Tasmania Police Aboriginal Strategic Plan, developed in consultation with relevant stakeholders, provides a framework by which Tasmania Police will focus on the development of relationships with the wider Aboriginal community to ensure that, through consultation, all reasonable expectations can be met.

Visiting Service Providers

We have a range of in-house visiting service providers taking appointments at the Dorset Community House.

Digital Ready for Daily Life

Helping Tasmanians get online – we have a range of digital tools to help you and your family including how to use the Check In Tas App, ABC iView, FaceTime, Zoom, and telehealth.

Working It Out Together

This project is about allowing LGBTIQA+ Tasmanians to come together and help each other during this pandemic.

Creative Activities

Come and join us – we hold a range of regular creative activities.

Burnie Community House

Burnie Community House supports community members and their family with capacity building opportunities and social inclusion spaces.

Volunteer Connect

We make it easier for volunteers and organisations to find each other and ensure a great match.

Mates4Mates

Mates4Mates provides a way forward for current and ex-serving Australian Defence Force members and their families experiencing service-related physical injuries, mental health issues, and isolation.

We support veterans and their families through our psychological, physical rehabilitation and wellbeing services, social connection activities, and skills for recovery programs.