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Card-based gaming system will save lives, money and families
The Liberal Government’s decision to introduce a card-based system for electronic gaming machines will have enormous benefits across the State. Read more![image of a balancing scale with a bag full of money on one side and a paper cutout of a family on the other.](https://staging-anglicare.kingsdigital.dev/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/shutterstock_1086770639-balancing-money-with-community-1024x684.jpg)
A strategic response is required to protect Tasmanians from gambling harm
Anglicare calls on the Tasmanian Government to take a strategic approach to reducing the harm caused to the community by gambling. We think it’s important that 100% of the allocations from the Community Support Fund be used to address gambling harm in the communities where the need is greatest. Read more![A couple at the kitchen bench standing over a bunch of papers, a laptop and a calculator looking concerned.](https://staging-anglicare.kingsdigital.dev/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/financial-counselling-image-resized-1024x682.jpg)
Keep the protections: An opinion piece by CEO Chris Jones
Every day, our financial counsellors listen to people feeling overwhelmed by their debt. It's vital that existing legal protections are kept in place, argues Anglicare Tasmania CEO Chris Jones. Read more![An older woman using telehealth for a doctor's consultation](https://staging-anglicare.kingsdigital.dev/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/shutterstock_1355679509-web-older-woman-using-telehealth-1024x683.jpg)
Looking after your health
Anglicare encourages all Tasmanians to prioritise their health – and to seek medical care when required. Read more![Anglicare is shining a spotlight on the harm inflicted by payday loans and calling for stronger protections.](https://staging-anglicare.kingsdigital.dev/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Stop-the-debt-trap-of-payday-loans-website-1024x682.jpg)
Stop the debt trap
Anglicare is shining a spotlight on the harm associated with payday loans and calling for stronger protections. “Alarm bells should be ringing. These loans are too easy to access, which means that people are lured into borrowing what they cannot afford,” said Chris Jones, Anglicare’s CEO. Read more![person sitting at laptop with a calculator, paper in hand and wallet sitting on table with credit cards out](https://staging-anglicare.kingsdigital.dev/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/shutterstock_1231087390-1-1024x547.jpg)