The Tasmanian Government is developing the next Tasmanian Suicide Prevention Strategy. We want to hear from young people (aged 12-25), their parents/carers, and anyone who […]
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Caring Voices Newsletter – March 2022
Read our March eNews In this edition we farewell our CEO Maxine, and welcome Glen O’Keefe into the role. You can register for our Safe […]
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Active Ageing Community Consultation
COTA Tasmania is undertaking community consultation activities to support the development of the next Strategy for Older Tasmanians. We want to H.E.A.R how you stay […]
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National Initial Assessment and Referral
As part of the National Initial Assessment and Referral (IAR) for Mental Healthcare initiative, the Department of Health has been progressing work to develop additional […]
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MHFFTas Website Consultation
mental health families and friends TAS would like to invite families and friends to participate in our Website Upgrade Consultation. We are conducting a review of […]
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Your Experience of Service & Carer Experience of Service Survey
mental health families and friends TAS would like to invite and urge families and friends and your loved ones that have engaged with any Statewide Mental […]
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Young Carers Network
Carers Australia would like your feedback on the Young Carer Bursary Program. YOU can make a difference by sharing your experience! Young carers of any […]
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Brotherhood of St. Laurence: What, Where and How: Experiences of Adults with Disability Participating in the Community without NDIS Funding
The Brotherhood of St. Laurence (BSL) are reaching out to peak bodies and disability advocacy organisations regarding potential involvement in a research project. This is […]
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Help Develop a Website
Deakin University invites you to join a research project that asks family/friends to give their feedback to help make sure the website is acceptable, useful, […]
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Do you have a child aged 4-17 years? Psychological Science Student Research
Eleanor and Holly, two sychological Science student researchers at the University of Tasmania, are inviting parents and caregivers of children and adolescents born preterm (before […]
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