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Everyone should be able to follow their dreams
Everyone, including people with disability, deserves the opportunity to push themselves out of their comfort zone and achieve their goals. This was the message from a film screening in Burnie that sponsored by Anglicare during Brain Injury Awareness Week. Read more
Will you take the pledge this Road Safety Week?
Anglicare Tasmania is marking Road Safety Week 2025 (11-18 May) by urging all Tasmanians to prioritise the safety of everyone who uses our roads. Read more
Surfing the waves
A group of people supported by Anglicare enjoyed a day in the waves at the Let's Go Surfing all-abilities event at Carlton Beach in Southern Tasmania. In the words of one participant, it proved that "adventure is for everyone". Read more
Michael is enjoying new independence
Michael has been a client of Anglicare’s Acquired Injury Support Services for almost 20 years. After sharing with a housemate for much of that time he now lives on his own – and he’s relishing the change in routine and extra scope for independence. Read more
Trips Not Made
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Living well and achieving goals
Anglicare provides expert, tailored support to older Tasmanians and people who have acquired an injury. Anglicare is now in its 40th year of operations. In the early days, we focused on housing and financial counselling. This video shows that in more recent times, we have expanded into services that support older Tasmanians and people who have acquired a brain injury or another type of significant injury. Read more
National Assistance Card promotes independence
Today marks the start of National Brain Injury Awareness Week. Anglicare Tasmania joins with the Brain Injury Association of Tasmania to highlight the benefits of carrying a National Assistance Card. Read more
