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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

“More than I imagined”

Today is Youth Homelessness Matters Day. Sage, of Hobart, explains how his move five months ago into supported youth accommodation with Anglicare offers him stability, freedom and a new community to be a part of. Read more

Join us for a conversation about young people and online gambling harm

Anglicare Tasmania will present free community events about online gambling and its impact on young people in Hobart, Devonport and Launceston between 14-16 April. Read more

Youth After-hours Diversion Service (YADS) expands

YADS supports young people who come to the attention of police in and around Hobart outside business hours. Read more
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Australia must stop locking up children – political panic is costing kids their futures

Anglicare Australia is calling on governments to stop locking up children and overhaul youth justice laws that are harming young people. Read more

Safe and stable housing “a joy”

Sienna* is a young person who has recently moved in to Eveline House in Devonport, which is managed by Anglicare as part of the Youth2Independence program (Y2I). She shares her story in the lead-up to Youth Homelessness Matters Day, on 16 April. Read more
Jonas stands with Anglicare's General Manager Housing and Community Services Noel Mundy in the communal kitchen area of the Campbell Street Youth2Independence facility. They are both looking directly at the camera.

Widening horizons

Life is looking up for Youth2Independence student Jonas. With the support of the Anglicare team, he is learning the skills he'll need to live independently - and preparing for some work-related international travel. Read more
Four young Tasmanians enrolled in the Youth 2 Independence program stand in front of a sign that says 'Home'.

Hope for the future

Youth2Independence facilities provide young people with a safe and caring home – and hope for a rewarding future. Read more

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