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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!
A significant number of Triple Zero (000) calls requesting an ambulance response are not real emergencies and do not require immediate medical assistance. There are several alternatives to calling an ambulance. Please save 000 for saving lives and only call an ambulance if it's a medical emergency.
School for Seniors is an organisation for people primarily over 50 who like mental activity and want to pursue existing interests or develop new ones.
The Tasmanian Men's Shed Association is the peak body representing more than 60 Members Sheds across Tasmania.
Come and join us - we hold a range of regular creative activities.
Healthy Hobart is a free program of sport and other exercise activities presented by the City of Hobart and Healthy Tasmania.
Red Cross has a wide range of resources to help older people, people with disabilities, people who have just moved, psychological first aid and lots more.
Learning Through Loss is a free training for professionals or volunteers working with young people. The training provides participants with the tools they need to support young people to safely navigate grief and loss. The learnings from the training have the potential to prevent the development of mental illness in those affected by grief and loss.
Have you been separated from family by war, disaster or migration? Red Cross might be able to help you. Help with tracing family members and finding missing loved ones.
HR+ is a Tasmanian NDIS registered service provider specialising in support coordination and plan management for people with disabilities. Our dedicated team offers personalised service, face-to-face visits, and utilises the expertise of the entire HR+ team.
Free counselling and support for residents of the East Coast of Tasmania (areas of St Helens, Bicheno and the Fingal Valley).
Holyoake Tasmania is a non-profit organisation, which offers a range of group or individual counselling programs for adults and children affected by their own or another person’s addictive behaviour or substance misuse.