Lifeline Tasmania has set up a new service for Tasmanians, specifically to deal with unprecedented demand for information, advice and support because of the coronavirus pandemic, called A Tasmanian Lifeline. 

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.

Alcohol and Drug Services aim to minimize the harm caused by the use of alcohol and other drugs.

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),

Breastfeeding Information, Support and Advocacy

Care Beyond Cure Inc is a local charity
Vision: To relieve the suffering and distress of individuals with a diagnosed progressive life-limiting illness and their family carer through the provision of practical assistance.
Mission: work to establish and develop programs reflective of the Care Beyond Cure vision.

The Central Coast Community Shed offers a safe and social place to come down, meet new people and make some good gear out of wood!

The Community Visitors Scheme aims to decrease social isolation in the community for older Tasmanians.

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.)

Provide information and support to anyone affected by a family member or significant other using alcohol or other drugs, including children. We welcome all types of families.

Support and assistance finding accommodation or related support services. Mental health workers. Assist you with work or study opportunities. Find out about local employment opportunities. Assist you with any alcohol or other drug issue.

The Central Coast Community Shed offers a safe and social place to come down, meet new people and make some good gear out of wood!

We provide support for a vast range of projects within our District.

We coordinator, order and deliver meals to clients in the local community.

The role of the Mental Health Rural Outreach Worker NW is to support the mental health and wellbeing of families, children and individuals living in regional and remote communities from Meander Valley to Cradle Coast

MPA offers fully funded mindfulness courses, paid courses, and professional development.

A combined entity of the ACT, NSW, Victoria and Tasmania providing information,
advice, services and support for people living with multiple sclerosis.

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

For things to do, what to see and where to go in Penguin and surrounds just ask at the Penguin Visitor Information Centre because we know our beautiful place best!

The RAAFA was established to foster friendships based on sharing Air Force and aviation experience, support commemorative activities,

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.

We are a youth organisation that provide community services locally and internationally, whilst strengthening friendships and networks.

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.