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Below you will find services including Advocacy, Counselling, Helplines, Family violence and child safety, Parenting, Pregnancy & Birth, Early Childhood support, Social and Recreational Activities and much more.
We offer free counselling and support to young people across North and North West Tasmania
The SASS training team offers a range of primary prevention training programs and workshops, for children, adolescents, and adults.
City kitchen provides low cost meals to the Burnie community from our location at the Burnie Baptist Church
Family Planning Tasmania’s Education and Clinical staff provide high quality relationships, sexuality, reproductive and sexual health education and health promotion statewide.
We provide a safe and friendly environment for the whole community to meet, share information and resources and build community.
Libraries Tasmania Home Library Service Volunteers deliver library material to people who cannot easily get to a library themselves.
St Giles is a dynamic, multi-faceted organisation that supports Tasmanians living with disability.
The Family Advocacy and Support Service (FASS) is a free service providing assistance to families with family law matters who have been affected by family violence.
NILS offers no-interest loans up to $2000 for low-income Tasmanians to purchase essential items and services without fees or credit checks.
We have a range of in-house visiting service providers taking appointments at the Dorset Community House.
The Butterfly Foundation represents all people affected by eating disorders and negative body image including those experiencing the illness, their family and their friends.
We offer an Integrated Family Support Service to pregnant women and parents under 25 to help them build the skills and knowledge to be the best parents they can be via referral through the Strong Families, Safe Kids Advice and Referral Line.
