Speak Out Advocacy are looking for dynamic speakers and presenters for this year’s Speak Out Conference, Standing Strong, Standing Together.

Free, confidential and practical support and information is available to people who experienced sexual abuse as children while in the care of an institution. The Scheme provides an alternative to seeking compensation through the courts. You don’t have to lodge an application to receive support and information through services provided by SASS.

Hobart City has funded a collaborative and community artist program at the LongHouse, supported by Nayri Niara. The aims of the program are to provide a space that encourages connection-building across communities and between individuals of varying experience levels and backgrounds. To help build the practical skills and confidence involved with being a professional artist and to share the love with the broader nipaluna/Hobart community.

Parity magazine is the Council to Homeless Persons\’ national publication and expressions of interest are being sought for their July edition titled Learning from Lived Experience.

Laurel House is seeking the services of a Team Manager to lead and coordinate the Laurel House sexual assault support service provision across the North and North-West of Tasmania, including counselling, education, and the 24/7 support service.

COTA works to advance the rights, interests and futures of Australians as we age. The Policy Council aims to identify emerging policy issues impacting on older Tasmanians, make recommendations on proposed policy responses and ensure that policy is based on stakeholder input, research and engagement with older Tasmanians.

Does your organisation support people from a CALD background?

Expressions of interest are invited from organisations wishing to occupy the Youth ARC upper level, located at the rear of City Hall – 44 Collins Street Hobart, for an initial lease period of two years.

COTA have partnered with Glenorchy City Council and Cosgrove High School – and now need older participants keen to join.

As you are aware, a mandatory national registration scheme for enduring powers of attorney relating to financial matters has been proposed as one way to reduce the financial abuse of older Australians.