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Click here to see Emergency Relief Providers (food vouchers, help with bills etc) – South, North, North West, East Coast, West Coast
Below you will also find crisis accommodation (shelters), family violence and child safety support and other emergency and crisis support services.
Did you know that if you text 0477 13 11 14 when you are feeling really depressed, suicidal or in need of support, a Lifeline crisis supporter will text with you?
The Starting Point Neighbourhood House is run by the community, for the community and we offer something for everyone.
The Jordon River Service (JRS) makes a difference by providing a safe place, with opportunities for people to grow and share their skills and knowledge.
We provide emergency crisis accommodation to young people aged 13-20 who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless.
Rokeby Neighbourhood Centre is a safe and welcoming place offering a wide range of support services and activities to the local community.
Magnolia Place LWS provides short term accommodation in a high security setting for women and their children who are experiencing homelessness.
We provide emergency support and assistance for people in need in the form of food vouchers, food hampers, clothing, blankets, baby nappies, budget and financial advice.
Gran's Van operates a mobile food van 6 nights a week in Devonport and surrounding areas. We provide a hot meal (winter months) or salad/cold meat (summer months) and hot drink or bottle of water.
Karinya provides short term crisis accommodation to young women aged 13 to 20 years.
We provide food parcels from Loaves & Fishes.
We run an emergency food assistance program at Door of Hope.
Enjoy Church collaborates with community groups in Kingborough to provide frozen meals and grocery hampers for persons seeking short-term crisis food relief.
