Speech Pathology services for children.

Providing counselling, support and health/practical parenting information for families, growth/development assessments for children and referral to other health professionals as required in consultation with the family.

Early intervention support for vulnerable families with children and young people (0-18) who are showing early signs of or at risk of developing mental illness. (E.g. difficulty dealing with family separation, school transitions, bullying, parental mental illness, body image etc.)

Individual and couples counselling. Need someone to help talk through your current issues/hurdles. Give us a call.

Our school offers most of the programs offered in larger schools, whilst still retaining the ‘family atmosphere’ and the benefits of a smaller school. 

We provide Practical, Social and Emotional Support as well as Parenting Education and Skill Building.

Offering lending items, access to online information, research/information services, free access to the internet and computers and a variety of programs, services and events for adults, children and young people enabling personal learning, growth and community connections.

Molenda provides activities (farm, craft, horse therapy, hospitality etc., on a 17 acre heritage property 3k from Ulverstone on the Castra Road.

New Mornings is a Christian Mental Health Support organisation that aims to : To prevent mental illness by equipping individuals to grow in resilience and by increasing their community connections. To encourage and equip people who support others with mental illness. To support and equip individuals with mental illness to maximise recovery and help prevent relapse.

Supporting children and families with emotional problems, autism and parenting

The Parent Line offers twenty-four hours information and support for parents throughout Tasmania

The Penguin Football club aims to serve our community with pride and passion

Provide Advocacy, Support and Counselling to women, men and children who have been subjected to Family or Domestic Violence

Relationships Australia Tasmania offers Counselling, Mediation, Family Dispute Resolution, Employee Assistance Program, Tasmanian Suicide Prevention Network, MENS Program (Men Engaging New Strategies), Redress Support Services, Children’s Contact Services. Most services are offered via ‘phone or video call (as well as Face-to-face).

Many of the services are free of charge.

Rural Alive & Well Inc. (RAW) is a Tasmanian not-for-profit organisation helping individuals, families and the community through mental health issues with a focus on reducing the prevalence of suicide in rural communities.

SYP supports young people aged between 10-18 who are disengaging from education and/or are at risk of homelessness; may also have mental health, AOD issues and/or involvement in the Youth Justice system.

The Centre is sponsored by the central Coast Council. It is run as a non-profit organisation to offer the community a choice of quality childcare. The Child Care Centre, the Outside School Hours Care and Vacation Care programs, which operate at Penguin, East Ulverstone and Forth, are part of the Community Services Division of the Council.

UNH, works in collaboration with a variety of service providers to offer a range of community development programs and events based on the key social issues.

Softball, open to players six years of age, and older men and women. Games are played Saturdays, October through to March. Men’s games are played Monday nights.

Building a Future is a peer led education program that provides an opportunity to help build skills and resilience to better support someone who is living with mental ill health.

Helpline 1300 111 500 is a FREE volunteer support and referral service providing information to people experiencing mental health issues, their family, friends and carers. We can help if you are feeling socially isolated, seeking information about mental health or services, or simply need someone to talk to.

Wetaway is a program offered by the Child Health and Parenting Service (CHaPS) to provide help for bedwetting children/ young people when they see the wetting as a problem.

YFCC provide a range of services to young people, families and individuals in communities across the North West Coast and West Coast of Tasmania, with the aim that they are able to access to the support, encouragement and resources they need.