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Indigo Lodge provides safety and support
A safe home and a support network are key ingredients for everyone’s mental health and wellbeing. In the lead-up to Mental Health Week (7-15 October) we shine a light on Anglicare-managed Indigo Lodge in Launceston and the activities we are involved in for Mental Health Week. Read more![Residents standing outside working on the garden beds.](https://staging-anglicare.kingsdigital.dev/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/Rocherlea-garden.jpg)
Planting the seeds for strong mental health
The Rocherlea Rehabilitation and Recovery Service is building soil and skills with its on-site therapeutic gardening program. Read more![Wooden blocks with the letters A B and C on them.](https://staging-anglicare.kingsdigital.dev/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/shutterstock_284644133-ABC-Building-Blocks-1024x683.jpg)
Awareness, belonging, connection: the ABCs of mental health
Anglicare provides children, young people and adults with the building blocks they need for strong mental health. Read more![Ana Guimaraes is a Mental Health Recovery Worker at the Rocherlea Recovery and Rehabilitation Service.](https://staging-anglicare.kingsdigital.dev/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/Ana-1024x768.jpg)
Building stronger mental health
Participating in community programs is vital to building stronger mental health. Anglicare brings a variety of community programs onsite at its Rocherlea Recovery and Rehabilitation Service, outside Launceston. Read more![Chair and table out in the garden at Rocherlea](https://staging-anglicare.kingsdigital.dev/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/Rocherlea-view-to-unit-2-April-2022-smaller-1024x768.jpg)
Rocherlea provides a homely oasis
Anglicare operates a residential service in Launceston’s northern suburbs that provides an oasis of safety and calm to support people’s recovery from mental illness. Read more![Photo of Anglicare Tasmania frontline worker, Courtney.](https://staging-anglicare.kingsdigital.dev/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/Courtney-Adams-for-Better-Bigger-Stronger-Snapshot-1024x768.jpg)
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![media release](https://staging-anglicare.kingsdigital.dev/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Media-Release-Website-Graphic-1024x717.jpg)
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![Photo of Anne Marie an acquired injury support service client. She is standing beside a bookshelf, smiling.](https://staging-anglicare.kingsdigital.dev/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Anne-marie-Kiely-MAIB-smaller-e1648776281554-917x1024.jpg)