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A photo of Eveline house students holding the bags of christmas gifts that they are going to give to homeless people in the Devonport community.

Christmas spirit on show at Eveline House

Students from Eveline House entered the Christmas spirit by participating in an important community project in Devonport. Read more
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Eveline students speak their mind

Nine young people living and learning with Anglicare have contributed to the Tasmanian Youth Story Project. Read more
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Congratulations to course graduates at Eveline House

Five young people living and learning at Eveline House in Devonport celebrate a milestone in their journey to independence. Read more
Anne- Maree standing in front of the garden beds

New life for community garden

August 1-7 is Homelessness Week. Anglicare manages three Youth2Independence accommodation and learning programs on behalf of the Tasmanian government. The young people who live at Eveline House in Devonport are set to reap the rewards of a revitalised community garden. Read more
Photo of Anglicare Tasmania frontline worker, Courtney.

Better, Bigger, Stronger: a frontline perspective

Courtney Adams is one of 65 professionals from the community and school services sector interviewed by researcher Dr Catherine Robinson for the Better, Bigger, Stronger project. Read more
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Time for national action

The 2022 Rental Affordability Snapshot for Tasmania, released today, shows people on low incomes in our State have little hope of securing a private rental. Read more
Anglicare Tasmania's Rental Affordability Snapshot 2022

Anglicare Tasmania Rental Affordability Snapshot 2022

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Homeless children’s mental health services need to be “better, bigger, stronger”, says Anglicare Tasmania

Tasmania requires early interventions and a restructured mental health service to respond to the needs of traumatised children, says a new report from Anglicare Tasmania. Read more

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