Mental Health Families and Friends Tasmania respectfully welcomes family members, friends and community members impacted by suicide bereavement to a half day support and connection workshop and lunch in pataway (Burnie, Tasmania)

Safe Spaces are an opportunity for those who support someone with a mental illness to come together and share the ups and downs of their role with others who understand.

Mental Health Families and Friends Tasmania respectfully welcomes family members, friends and community members impacted by suicide bereavement to a half-day support and connection workshop and lunch in palanwina lurini kanamaluka (Launceston, Tasmania)

Safe Spaces are an opportunity for those who support someone with a mental illness to come together and share the ups and downs of their role with others who understand.

Safe Spaces are an opportunity for those who support someone with a mental illness to come together and share the ups and downs of their role with others who understand.

Safe Spaces are an opportunity for those who support someone with a mental illness to come together and share the ups and downs of their role with others who understand.

Safe Spaces are an opportunity for those who support someone with a mental illness to come together and share the ups and downs of their role with others who understand.

You are invited to this months Tasmanian Transcultural Mental Health Network (TTMHN) meeting. Meet Senior Legal Advisor, Fiona Nelson at the Australian Centre for International Justice (ACSJ) to learn about this newly established independent not-for-profit legal centre dedicated to seeking justice and accountability for victims and survivors of serious human rights violations.

Featuring the Commissioner for Children & Young People and representatives from the Tasmanian community sector, this forum will engage the audience in discussion about the future of coordinated care provision for unaccompanied
children experiencing homelessness.

City of Hobart International Student Ambassadors are running a Baking Workshop where participants will get the chance to make various local and Asian desserts. This is part of a suite of events that aim to connect recent migrants with local Tasmanians.