The Matters of the Mind (MoM) Project is an initiative of the Hobart City Council’s Youth Advisory Squad (YAS). The Project endeavours to give a voice to youth opinions on mental health and wellbeing in Hobart and to identify and address primary areas of concern, as recognised by a diverse group of young Hobartians.

Carer Recognition legislation will provide formal acknowledgement of the thousands of carers in our community and promote and value the importance of their care relationships.

This international research study (Relationships emerging from COVID-19 into the ‘New Normal’) is about how individuals and families are coping and adapting to the challenges brought by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Relationships Australia Tasmania has been contracted by the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet to deliver an employment pathway program for women. The service consists of a combination of individual counselling sessions and group psycho-education workshops that will assist women to access the workforce.

People with disability know that sometimes our needs have not been fully considered when events such as fires and the current COVID pandemic happen.

The Tasmania Project has launched the next major survey for Tasmanian residents aged 18 years and over to have a say in Tasmania’s recovery from COVID-19.

Lived Experience Australia are conducting a survey to provide a national collective voice of people with lived experience who have sought support from a psychologist (consumers) or have supported someone to see a psychologist (carers).

Rapidly worsening climate change is hurting our communities. ACOSS has been on the frontline of helping communities respond to the impacts of more intense and frequent bushfires, drought, floods, storms and heatwaves.

DEN has launched the annual Stakeholder Survey and would like to ask a few questions about how they can best provide their services to the community.