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Below you will find help for problem behaviours relating to drugs, alcohol, gambling and other harmful behaviours.
The Link is a free, confidential service for young Tasmanians aged 12-25 dealing with issues such as alcohol and other drug use, pregnancy, housing, nutrition, sex, and health (just to name a few).
We provide counselling, supervision and consultancy for individuals, couples and organisations.
We offer a variety of classes, facilities, information sessions, children and family activities, adult programs and services and referrals for the community.
Dorset Community House offers activities, event and programmes plus assistance for everyone in the Dorset Community.
The needle and syringe program supports injecting drug users through the provision of clean injecting equipment, information and referral.
The drug and alcohol services provide a wide range of services to address the needs of individuals and family members/carers whose lives are affected by alcohol, tobacco and/or other drugs.
Calling Quitline can double your chances of successfully quitting smoking. Call or email us for free information and support.
Holyoake Tasmania is a non-profit organisation, which offers a range of group or individual counselling programs for adults and children affected by their own or another person’s addictive behaviour or substance misuse.
The Alcohol and Drug Service is a free statewide service that provides treatment to individuals and their families for alcohol, tobacco and other drug issues.
The Tasmanian Gambling Exclusion Scheme (TGES) provides a means for patrons to exclude themselves from gambling.
Struggling with alcohol? Call AA Tasmania anytime for support. Meetings across Hobart, Launceston & online. No fees, just help.
The Tasmanian Needle and Syringe Program (NSP) is a public health initiative to minimise the spread of blood borne viruses HIV/AIDS and hepatitis B and C among injecting drug users and to the wider community. The Salvation Army is the provider of the Tasmanian Needle and Syringe Program (NSP) in the North.
