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Launch is a Hobart-based shelter for male youth (13-20yrs) who are either homeless or troubled by mental health issues. As a medium to long term home for these young men, it is the only such shelter in Tasmania.
This is a family service for couples and individuals who are dealing with issues relating to controlling, aggressive, violent or abusive behaviours in their relationships. The program provides help for all the family through services which focus on the needs and safety of each family member.
Wellways to Recovery is a free community-based support service for Tasmanians experiencing mental health issues to set their own recovery goals and reach them.
Our Asthma Educators are available to answer your asthma questions and provide support for not only people with asthma but their carers. Our Asthma Educators are trained to assist you with Australian best-practice asthma management and evidence-based information.
Richmond Futures provides a Mental Health Homelessness Outreach Program (MHHOP) offering mental health recovery focused support for Tasmanian’s who are experiencing or at risk of homelessness. The program focuses on inclusion, building connections and increasing confidence and self-esteem.
Tresca Community Centre offers a large range of activities, groups & classes, we also have the Exeter Online Centre in our building, a Men’s Shed, an OpShop and a playground.
NILS offers no-interest loans up to $2000 for low-income Tasmanians to purchase essential items and services without fees or credit checks.
A ‘home away from home’ for patients and families of patients attending Launceston General Hospitals.
TEMCARE provides temporary care for children of families needing support.
29 Benson Court, Riverside Riverside Men’s Shed is now open two days a week! Tuesdays and Wednesday, 9:00am – 2:00pm New members welcome
CatholicCare provides an affordable housing service for people who are on low incomes. We deliver State government programs that prioritise housing for people who have a high need for safe and stable accommodation due to particular circumstances in their lives such as family violence.
The City of Hobart provides Criterion House as a place for activities and programs for a range of people, with a focus on older members of the community.
