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Support for young people with one or more risk issues in North and North West Tasmania.
This service matches volunteers with disaster and emergency management agencies (“Organisations” – including all levels of government, well known charitable organisations and community groups).
If you are concerned about someone else’s drinking, there are Al-Anon Family Groups near you to support you. Most face to face Al-Anon groups are again open in Tasmania. Good news!!
Free Community Lunch on Wednesdays each and every week at 12 noon. Everyone is welcome, come and eat, chat and catch up with friends. We have an amazing team of volunteers who help make this available to the community.
We offer a free, confidential service to people aged between 18 and 65 years who have a severe and complex mental health problem. We provide assessment, treatment, support and education.
FindHelpTAS lists Community Health Centres, many of who provide drug, alcohol and addictions support.
Helpline is a volunteer support and referral service that provides information to people experiencing mental health issues, as well as their family, friends and carers.
MensLine Australia is a telephone and online counselling service offering support for Australian men anywhere, anytime.
Self/mutual help group providing an educational program for those wishing to gain greater mental stability and improved psychological wellbeing.
At Positive Solutions we help those who may be separating or have separated. Through our family law counselling services you become better able to deal with issues such as grief, anger and anxiety, which enables you to move forward in your life.
Mediation and counselling services for families who need help with issues related to ageing.
We provide legal advice, representation, family dispute resolution services and legal education to the Tasmanian community. Our focus is on economically and socially disadvantaged Tasmanians.
