< Back

Research and publications

All 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 Aged Care Services Annual Report AOD Centrelink Child Protection Children Connect Newsletter Cost of Living Disability Dr Catherine Robinson Education Gambling Health Healthy Ageing Homelessness Housing Mental Health Needle & Syringe Program Rental Affordability Snapshot Reports SARC Social Action Series State Budget Strategic Plan Submissions Transport Treasured Lives Utilities Young People
Older lady wearing mittens, a beanie and a warm jumper and jacket with hood.>

Anglicare’s Connect Newsletter – Winter 2024

Read more
Photo of older person with hat on standing below a tree with its yellow autumn leaves>

Anglicare’s Connect Newsletter – Autumn 2024

Read more
>

Older Australians must be a priority in next week’s Federal Budget, says Anglicare Australia

Ahead of the Federal Budget, Anglicare Australia has called on the Government to deliver on promised aged care reforms. Its call includes proper funding of in-home care, so that people can access the services they need when they need them, and stay in their own homes for longer. Read more
Dianne working on a computer on one of her artworks.>

Anglicare Connect Newsletter Autumn 2024 (Issue 19)

Read more
Diane holding her artwork>

The art of helping others

Diane Foster is using her experience as a teacher and artist, a generous nature and interest in people to help Anglicare improve its services. A client of our Aged Care service since 2017, Diane has been a member of the Anglicare-wide Participant Advisory Group (PAC) for the last three years. Read more
Home Care Funding: Reducing the Wait>

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
Older person, with glasses, sitting on a couch, wearing a red jumper and grey pants. They are holding a small white dog on their lap. They are smiling.>

Fair winds for Peter

At nearly 94, Peter Attrill’s life so far has been filled with sailing honours, overseas adventures and a close-knit family. Anglicare manages Peter's home care package. The service can provide important respite for family members. We chatted with Peter in the lead-up to National Carers Week. Read more
Two lovely older ladies sitting on deck chairs in the park ready books. They are wearing floral dresses and sandles. Lots of other people in the park also enjoying the sun. There are autmn leaves on the ground.>

Would you recognise the subtle signs of elder abuse?

June 15 is World Elder Abuse Awareness Day. We can all play a part in preventing it and seeking support when it occurs. Read more

Enquire onlineContact us

Please fill in this form and a representative of Anglicare will reply to your message within two working days. Be sure to provide your complete contact details so we can respond to you.

Click the button below to visit our contact page

Contact us

Or, phone us on

1800 243 232
© 2026 Anglicare Tasmania Inc. All Rights Reserved interpreter icon