To deliver alcohol and other drug treatment services, by counselling, where there is coinciding mental illness and/or risk of homelessness for the Tasmanian community, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
Support service for people (and their family and other key support people) who have attempted suicide and who are not receiving case management from Mental Health Services (Public),
The Australian Plants Society Tasmania Inc. is made up of people interested in the propagation, cultivation and conservation of plants native to Australia, especially those found in our state. The North West Group is one of three in Tasmania, others being based in Hobart and Launceston.
Staff and current students of Don College welcome Years 11 and 12 students to join our diverse community. You will be supported in a friendly, respectful and engaging learning environment.
We provide support and training for Health Promotion planning and activities with THS staff, as well as non-government organisations, community service organisations, local government, schools, and more.
Hellyer College is a year 11 and 12 College that caters for students who are on a university or a vocational pathway. The college offers over 100 subjects for all areas of interest. All students have a Career and Life Planning teacher who supports them create their future through learning.
Promote and facilitate access to testing for blood borne viruses. Provide support to people to enable them to commence and complete their hepatitis B and hepatitis C treatment. Prevent transmission of Hepatitis B and Hepatitis C. Promote and facilitate access to Hepatitis B vaccination.
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.
Laurel House provides face-to-face counselling to adults and children affected by sexual assault across Northern Tasmania. We also provide a 24/7 crisis response service which can assist you with an immediate crisis as a result of a recent, or historical assault, hospital attendance or speaking with police.
The Penguin Men’s Shed is all about supporting men’s health & well-being by providing men with a social and productive environment that enables them to improve their physical & mental health
We coach children using fun, story based programs/activities to help kids develop a growth mind-set. Learning how the mind works, giving them the tools to deal with the inevitable challenges of life, develop strong self-esteem, overcoming challenges such as fear, self-doubt, making mistakes, handling peer pressure and coping with anxiety.
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.
We provide support for anyone in Tasmania experiencing suicide loss and community education to enable communities to better understand and support those bereaved by suicide.
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 Island Study Linking Ageing and Neurodegenerative Disease (ISLAND) Project involves a range of studies that relate to understanding who is at most risk of dementia and how we can self-manage risk behaviours to build resilience to dementia and Tasmanians aged 50 years and over can join our research.
Our club provides a space for you to learn about photography and gain a better understanding of your camera while having fun with fellow like minded photographers
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.
Ulverstone Secondary College’s vision is to be ‘An inspiring and Innovative Learning Community’. High standards are expected of all within our school community. Our school motto is “Care, Create, Achieve”, all of which underpin our school’s values of Grit, Respect, Achievement, Creativity and Belonging.
As a university, we’re dedicated to providing every student with a hands-on education and an unforgettable adventure. Our courses offer real-life learning and close industry connections.
We connect with individuals and guide them towards volunteering roles that are a good fit for them. We work closely with Tasmanian organisations, particularly charities and Public Benevolent Institutions, to assist them to build their capacity to recruit volunteers.
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.
My Recovery is a 10 week group based education program that enables you to explore ways to improve your mental health and wellbeing in a supportive peer group.
A Wellways Recovery Coach has expertise and/or experience of psychosocial disability and mental health. They will work with you to design and put into action a plan for the future. Recovery Coaching is an NDIS support item for people with a psychosocial disability.
Wellways FREE Understanding Mental Illness – Community Education is designed to support community groups to further their understanding and awareness of mental illness and increase recovery-oriented knowledge and skills.
If you are in the North West and you are experiencing flu like symptoms you must quarantine and call your GP or the Public Health Hotline on 1800 671 738. You may need to be tested for COVID-19