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Parker, Eveline House resident is sitting on a green couch wearing a hoodie and a pair of shorts. He is smiling.

Youth2Independence students prepare for federal election

Youth2Independence students living in Anglicare-managed accommodation are preparing to vote in the upcoming federal election. Read more
A person is cutting vegetables in a commercial kitchen.

Never too many cooks in the kitchen at Trinity Hill

Students living at Trinity Hill in North Hobart participated in a cooking workshop with a professional chef to learn new skills. Read more
Eveline House staff members Christian and Anne - Maree are standing beside a christmas tree and a large christmas banner is on the wall with Santa Claus on it. Underneath the tree are 10 or more cooler bags.

Christmas cheer spreads far and wide

Generous donations to Anglicare’s Christmas Appeal are spreading Christmas cheer to the young people living at our Youth2Independence facilities. Read more
Ron and Bek standing outside the Trinity Hill main office

Financial literacy sessions equip students for success

Youth2Independence students living at Trinity Hill in North Hobart are learning the art of money management from Anglicare’s team of financial counsellors. Read more
Viet teaching students how to cook

Viet cooks up a storm at Trinity Hill

Vietnamese cooking is just one of the skills that the students who live at Anglicare's Trinity Hill in North Hobart are hungry to learn. Read more
Sophie Martin - Y2I Eveline House

Sophie is heading west

Twenty-one year old Sophie Martin will soon leave her home of two years, Anglicare’s Eveline House in Devonport, to embark on an exciting new stage of her life on Tasmania's West Coast. Read more
Ama Omran is a teacher who works at TAFE Tasmania.

TasTAFE certificate a stepping stone to independence

A partnership between Anglicare Tasmania and TasTAFE is equipping young people to thrive in the adult world. Read more
2 people, one looking younger than the other, smiling, leaning against a car as if they have been driving together.

Sarah is on the road to freedom

Spare a thought for young people trying to notch up 80 hours of supervised driving time when they don't have a parent available to support them. Eveline House student Sarah is one of 27 young people supported by Anglicare keen to get their 'P's'. Read more

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