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REBOOT is a voluntary mentoring program aiming to divert young people away from the youth justice system and engage them in education and work, by increasing their support network and one-to-one sustainable skill building.
Come in and hang out after school Tuesday to Friday, 3-6pm. Meet friends, get involved in a workshop, make some art, music or toasties and most importantly have fun!
It’s never just a job: it’s your future. That’s why we’re dedicated to helping you get the training, support and guidance you need, to find lasting and meaningful employment.
Libraries Tasmania Home Library Service Volunteers deliver library material to people who cannot easily get to a library themselves.
The Tasmanian Multiple Birth Association provides “Support from those who know” to multiple birth families.
Come and join us – we hold a range of regular creative activities.
The CWA in Australia advances the rights and equity of women, families and communities in Australia.
The Court Support and Liaison Service provides support to adult and child victims of family violence. We also provide a dedicated Aboriginal Court Support officer.
Empower your journey with pre-diabetes and Type 2 Diabetes. Get expert support on diet, activity, and mental health. Monitor your blood glucose effectively. Prevent complications and collaborate with your GP for a healthier life.
Be Connected is an Australia wide initiative empowering all Australians to thrive in a digital world. Build your digital skills, confidence and safety online with our free learning content and computer classes.
Get information for grandparents and kinship carers who look after grandchildren, are primary carers or have concerns about their grandchildren.
Fidler and Ford offers client-centred support, including therapy, mentoring, personal care, and community connections. Our team includes Support Coordinators, Psychologists, and more.
