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Nowhere to live: Anglicare Tasmania releases annual Rental Affordability Snapshot
Tasmania’s housing crisis is now so entrenched that a person employed on the minimum wage cannot afford a room in an average-priced sharehouse in any part of the state, according to Anglicare Tasmania’s latest annual Rental Affordability Snapshot. Read more
Every Tasmanian child deserves secure foundations
A new report from Anglicare Tasmania describes the profound and long term impacts that homelessness and housing insecurity are having on Tasmanian children. Read more
Housing essential for mental health
Governments can improve the mental health of Tasmanians through major investment in affordable housing, says Anglicare Tasmania and the Mental Health Council of Tasmania. This Homelessness Week, the organisations described the life-changing importance of supported accommodation for people who live with mental health conditions. Read more
Simple solutions: Anglicare Tasmania releases annual Rental Affordability Snapshot
On the eve of the Federal Election, Anglicare Tasmania urges all parties and candidates to commit to a substantial investment in social and affordable housing and an immediate increase in the rate of JobSeeker and other income support payments. Read more
More houses needed: Anglicare releases snapshot of Housing Connect Front Door service
Anglicare Tasmania is calling on the Tasmanian Government to urgently increase its investment in long-term social housing so that more individuals and families can be assisted into safe and affordable housing sooner. Read more
Stretched Too Far: Children and families surviving the cost of living crisis in Tasmania
Anglicare is calling for more help for Tasmanian families trying to shield their children from the effects of financial hardship. Read more
Unsafe and Unhoused
A new report from Anglicare Tasmania calls on governments to prioritise the North West region when allocating funding to assist victim-survivors of domestic and family violence. Read more
