Tasmanian Links

The Alcohol, Tobacco and other Drugs Council Tas Inc. (ATDC) is the peak body representing the interests of community sector organisations (CSOs) that provide services to people with substance misuse issues in Tasmania. 

Speak Out is an advocacy service for people with disability.

‘Your say’ advocacy is all about helping you to be heard and understood. If you are unable to speak for yourself, or find it difficult, our Advocates can help you.

Disability Voices Tasmania is a new community organisation run by people with disability working with people with disability, families and allies to build a collective voice.

Mental Health Families and Friends are people who provide unpaid physical, practical or emotional support to a family member, friends, neighbours or colleagues with mental ill health.

Carers Tasmania provide support to family and friend carers across the State.

Local Area Coordinators (LACs) work with people living with disability in their community to build their capacity to access government services and supports and participate fully as community members. Baptcare LACs assist people living in Tasmania.

The Gateway Services are the single entry point to all family and disability services in each area of the State - South East, South West, North and North West. Referrals to Gateway Services can be made by calling 1800 171 233 and speaking to a Gateway Intake Worker.

Mission Australia's NDIS Local Area Coordination Service helps people with disability to understand and access the NDIS, and create, implement and review their NDIS support plan.

Mission Australia's NDIS Local Area Coordination Service helps people with disability to understand and access the NDIS, and create, implement and review their NDIS support plan.

Dementia Australia advocate for the needs of people living with all types of dementia, and for their families and carers, and provide support services, education and information.

Epilepsy Tasmania is a not-for-profit community organisation improving the quality of life of Tasmanians with epilepsy, and those around them, through education, coordination and support.

ILC Tas gives advice about assistive technology. Assistive technology is anything that can help you to do a task.

HOPES Incorporated offers a supported, independent community living option for people living with acquired brain injury and/or neurological disabilities.

Education, advocacy and support for Tasmanians affected by Huntington's Disease

MND Tasmania assists people living with Motor Neurone Disease (MND) as well raising awareness and funds for research into MND.

Muscular Dystrophy Tasmania is a not for profit organisation that is 100% volunteer based which raises funds to support effected Tasmania families