- Appin Hall Children's Foundation
North west respite centre for children, youth and carers, and also planning to provide self-development and self-sufficiency opportunities
- Association for Children with Disability (Tas)
Advocacy, information and support for families of children with disabilities
- Baptcare
Community organisation offering aged care and integrated family support services in Tasmania
- Camp Quality Tasmania
Information on Camp Quality in Tasmania, a non-profit organisation offering support and assistance to children living with cancer
- Campbell Page
Contact details for the Tasmanian offices of Campbell Page. A provider of programs and services to support the community across the employment, community and training sectors. These include a disability employment service, recruitment solutions, indigenous, youth and family services
- Care and Rehabilitation Ministries Inc
Provides spiritual and material assistance to prisoners and ex-prisoners and their families, and to other underprivileged members of society
- Child and Family Centres: Tasmania
The purpose of Child and Family Centres is to improve the health and well being, education and care of Tasmania’s very young children by supporting parents and enhancing accessibility of services in the local community
- Clarendon Children
Funding early intervention programs to support vulnerable families in Tasmania. There are 2 funding rounds annually with online application submission
- Community services directory (Child Support Agency)
The CSA's online national community services directory provides information on organisations that provide services to assist parents on a wide range of family related issues
- Edmund Rice Camps Tasmania
Volunteer charitable organisation working to provide opportunities for recreation, challenge and growth to young Tasmanians who otherwise would not have the opportunity
- Family Support Services Association (FSSA)
The Family Support Services Association is the peak body for all family support services in Tasmania
- Family violence services: where to get help in Tasmania
Contact details of family violence services throughout the State
- Find and Connect (Tasmania)
Links to information and resources for Forgotten Australians, former Child Migrants and their families. Includes historical information about past and present providers of out-of-home care
- Glenorchy Action Interagency Network (GAIN)
Information about GAIN, an inter-agency group for government and non-government service providers and organisations working with families and children from birth to 12 years of age. GAIN works together to ensure effective services for children and families in the City of Glenorchy
- Grandparents Raising Grandchildren
Contact details for statewide support services for Grandparents Raising Grandchildren
- Hobart Kidz
Resource of activities, playgrounds, services, resources and products for children and families in the Hobart area
- Hobart Mums Network
Where local mums find support, encouragement and inspiration. Online membership form available
- Holyoake Tasmania
Offers a service to help families affected by alcohol, drugs, gambling or any other forms of addictive behaviour
- Launceston and Districts Multiple Birth Association
The Australian Multiple Birth Association (AMBA) is a not-for-profit organisation comprising of multiple birth families, provides support, resources and education to multiple birth families
- Launceston City Mission
A non-profit Christian organisation supporting families and children. Providing assistance to those in spiritual, emotional or material need through a varied program of both social and evangelistic activities
- Mission Australia Tasmania
Provides contact details and information about services in Tasmania. Mission Australia aims to empower disadvantaged and isolated individuals, families and communities by giving them the support they need
- Molenda Lodge
Rehabilitation Day Centre, incorporating animal husbandry, organic farming, cottage industries and environmental conservation activities for children at risk
- Mother's Union in Australia, Diocese of Tasmania: Devonport
Specifically concerned with all that strengthens and preserves marriage and Christian family life
- Mothers' Union in Australia, Diocese of Tasmania: Campbell Town
Mothers' Union, Campbell Town is concerned with all that strengthens and pertains to marriage and Christian family life; it is operated by the Anglican Church throughout the state
- Office for Children
The Office for Children's role is to lead the implementation of Our Children Our Young People Our Future. The Office brings together professionals from the Department of Health and Human Services, the Department of Education and the Department of Police and Emergency Management
- Parenting Centres
Department of Health and Human Services Parenting Centres provide intensive support for a range of parenting issues including post natal depression, breastfeeding and relationship concerns which relate to early childhood (0-5 years)
- Poetry for Forgotten Australians
Blogsite for poetry about people now known as the Forgotten Australians, who as children and young people, lived in this country's orphanages and government run institutions between 1930 and 1970
- Raising Children Network
Australian parenting website providing comprehensive, expert reviewed information about raising children 0-8 years of age. A listing of services available to Tasmanians is provided
- Relationships Tasmania
An initiative of the Tasmanian Gay and Lesbian Rights Group, this organisation has established th website to answer questions about the law and relationships under the new Tasmanian Relationships Act
- Salvation Army in Tasmania
Information on community and support services and fundraising activities run by the Salvation Army in Tasmania, including locations of Salvos stores throughout the State
- Site Analysis Report: George Town Hub
Site Analysis Report for the proposed new Hub comprising a Child and Family Centre, LINC, Service Tasmania and Centrelink in northern Tasmania
- Tasmania's biggest job
Information the campaign Tasmania's Biggest Job, run by the Tasmanian Early Years Foundation. Provides information on a range of services and real stories aimed at supporting parents and care givers of children aged from 0 to 6 years
- Tasmanian Association of Community Houses Inc
TACH is the peak body for the network of some 31 community and neighbourhood houses and centres in six regions around Tasmania
- West Moonah Community House
The Neighbourhood House offers a variety of classes, facilities, information sessions, children and family activities, adult programs and services and referrals for the community
- Youth and Family Focus
YAFF is a community based non profit organisation located in Devonport which facilitates a range of services to the north west coast of Tasmania
