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Below you will find help for problem behaviours relating to drugs, alcohol, gambling and other harmful behaviours.
Family Drug and Gambling Help is a national service providing information and support to those who are impacted by a loved one’s problematic drinking, drug use or gambling. 24/7 Helpline 1300 660 068
Professional and friendly support services and groups of many kinds are available here at Beaconsfield Neighbourhood House for those living locally in the Tamar Valley of Tasmania.
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).
Richmond Futures provides an Outreach Recovery Program offering mental health supports in the North West of Tasmania. Individuals can be supported in their own home, or other agreed upon location.
We provide a safe and friendly environment for the whole community to meet, share information and resources and build community.
Peer support for family members and friends of people living with mental ill health or co-occurring mental ill health and AOD use.
Burnie Community House supports community members and their family with capacity building opportunities and social inclusion spaces.
Cracks in the Ice is an online toolkit providing trusted, evidence-based information and resources about crystal methamphetamine (‘ice’) for the Australian community.
We provide counselling, supervision and consultancy for individuals, couples and organisations.
Calling Quitline can double your chances of successfully quitting smoking. Call or email us for free information and support.
This program offers families and friends who call up looking for information and referral help up to four, 1 hour follow up calls to provide that one-on-one, informal, confidential, and free support and referral help.
A program that helps people make and maintain changes to substance use, for adults from 18 years of age.
