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Eskleigh Home and the Group Homes provide support and accommodation for clients with a disability caused by a brain injury.
The Youth Health Service is a prevention and early intervention service for young people aged 12-24. We offer a range of health services including brief intervention, counselling, health information and referrals.
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 Centre provides residents and visitors with the opportunity to access quality health and community services.
We are a youth social enterprise, specialising in personal growth, work experience and making. When you purchase from us, our team gets the chance to practice their work skills.
The Bruny Island Community Health Centre provides residents with the opportunity to access quality health and community services.
A free and confidential personal and family counselling service for adults, children and families. This service operates five days a week.
Small Steps is a live-in a parenting and life skills program for young Mums from the ages of 15 to 25 and their children.
DIY Dads provides housing for men who are the full- or part-time carers of their children. This program is a live-in life and parenting skills program for single fathers who are at risk of homelessness.
We help clients by providing food packs, food vouchers, personal hygiene packs, clothing and furniture. We can also assist in the payment and management of electricity, gas or phone bills.
Hobart City Mission currently operates four shared Support Independent Living homes and supports two participants in their own home. We provide 24 hour on-site, supported accommodation for residents with physical or intellectual disabilities. These homes are located around the greater Hobart area, and provide a support based on a person’s individual needs.
This program enables people with a disability to participate in recreational activities and engage in their community.
