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Anglicare Tasmania Home Care Support Worker Tammy

Time is a gift

An increase in demand for Anglicare's aged care services on the North West Coast has resulted in a call-out for experienced support workers to join our team. Meet Home Care Worker Tammy Gordon and find out the benefits of working with a values-based organisation in community aged care. Read more
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Counselling Tasmanians about their finances for 40 years

It’s been 40 years since Anglicare set up its Debt Help budgeting service with just one part-time employee. Research done at the time pointed to it as a practical way of supporting Tasmanians in need - and today it's more important than ever. Read more
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Hope for a healthier community

Anglicare Tasmania's Social Action and Research Centre has published a position paper that advocates for the decriminalisation of the possession and personal use of illicit drugs in Tasmania. Read more
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Support program “a life-saver”

Anglicare’s Family Support Service supports Tasmanians living in the North and North West of the State who are affected by a loved one’s use of alcohol and/or other drugs. Read more
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Anglicare Australia releases Living Costs Index: Australians need a plan for living costs

Anglicare Australia has  released its Living Costs Index, showing that people on the lowest incomes are falling behind on the cost-of-living. Read more
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On the front foot

Sixteen-year-old Ryleigh is making his mark at Thyne House in Launceston. Read more
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Are you concerned about your winter power bill?

Anglicare's financial counsellors can help if you are concerned about the electricity price rise announced today. Read more
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Would you recognise the subtle signs of elder abuse?

June 15 is World Elder Abuse Awareness Day. We can all play a part in preventing it and seeking support when it occurs. Read more

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