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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
Anglicare service quick on its feet
Rocco (87) has spent the past seven months recovering from a motor vehicle accident at Lomandra, an Anglicare-run facility in Ulverstone. Read more
Changes to disability services offering
Anglicare Tasmania has made the difficult decision to reduce our involvement in the delivery of some services funded by the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). Read more
A strong voice
Tasmanian disability advocate Alysse Gavlik talks about her work ahead of International Day of People with a Disability (3 December). Read more
Active support model boosts independence
The active support model used by Anglicare Tasmania in its disability services boosts people's independence. Meet Garry, who lives at Caylea, an MAIB-owned facility in the South. Read more
A strong heart
Anglicare supports MAIB client Mathew Woodberry of Devonport to achieve his personal goals and give back to his community. Read more
