News & media
Taking heart
Anglicare is a proud supporter of Brain Injury Awareness Week, which will be held around Tasmania between 17-21 August. Read more
Federal leadership for meaningful harm reduction
National leadership on gambling reform is essential if the health, safety and wellbeing of people and communities is to improve, says Anglicare Tasmania. Read more
Housing means hope for the future
Anglicare’s latest Housing Connect Front Door Snapshot, released ahead of Homelessness Week, highlights the urgent need for more pathways to secure and affordable housing for young Tasmanians Read more
Naloxone is saving lives
Supplies of free naloxone at Anglicare’s Needle and Syringe Program (NSP) are helping people to stay safe. Having this overdose reversal drug on hand is more important than ever, now that strong synthetic opioids such as nitazenes are likely available across Tasmania. Read more
‘Hep C’ clinics support a healthier community
Anglicare’s Needle and Syringe Program (NSP) outlets, co-located with its offices in Glenorchy, Burnie and Launceston, will host free hepatitis testing clinics this month, ahead of World Hepatitis Day. Read more
Government’s gambling harm measures will fall short
The Tasmanian Liquor and Gaming Commission Ministerial Direction (No.1) 2026 came into effect on 24 June 2026. Anglicare Tasmania is concerned that the new direction does not adequately address the impacts of gambling harm in our communities. Read more
Meeting needs this winter
A thoughtful response to Anglicare’s Winter Appeal is helping people meet their urgent needs. Read more
