News & media
A total ban on gambling advertising is imperative
Anglicare Tasmania is urging the federal government to implement a total ban on gambling advertising, ahead of a series of free community events this week that explore the harms caused to young people by online gambling, including sports betting. Read more
Join us for a conversation about young people and online gambling harm
Anglicare Tasmania will present free community events about online gambling and its impact on young people in Hobart, Devonport and Launceston between 14-16 April. Read more
Reframing addiction and putting an end to stigma
Forums hosted by Anglicare Tasmania in Devonport and Launceston earlier this month featured speakers who operate on the front line of addiction support. They threw out a challenge: to reframe the way we talk about addiction, and put an end to the stigma that is associated with it. Read more
Appreciating the little things and celebrating success
Mental Health Week will be held around the State between 5-13 October, with the theme ‘Appreciate the little things’. Read more
Take back control
September is Gamble Aware Month. Anglicare launches a new gambling harm awareness campaign that encourages people to reach out to the Gamblers Help service and take back control of their life. We also share insights into the wide-reaching impact of gambling harm and personal stories of recovery. Read more
Coming together to end overdose
International Overdose Awareness Day is held each year on 31 August. Read about a life-changing conversation that happened at one of Anglicare's Needle and Syringe Program (NSP) outlets. Read more
Join us as we mark International Overdose Awareness Day
It's not too late to get involved in this year's Cranes for Change art exhibition in Devonport. Read more
