HACC FAQs
Who is HACC for?
The program supports people living in Tasmania who are:
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Aged under 65
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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people aged under 50.
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Eligibility is based on an assessment of needs and takes into account a difficulty you have in doing daily tasks.
Who can refer the TCCRS?
Anyone can contact TCCRS to refer someone for service including:
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you
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your family
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your carers
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health professionals
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other service providers.
How can I be considered for the HACC program?
To be referred to the Tasmanian HACC program, contact the Tasmanian Community Care Referral Service.
The Tasmanian Community Care Referral Service
(TCCRS) provides easy access to information and referrals for Tasmanian Government-funded Tasmanian HACC services through a single phone call. It can help you:
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understand your eligibility
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understand which services are needed
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assist you in gaining access to them.
How the referral process works
Step one
They will collect some basic information to assess your eligibility and the services you may need.
Step two
TCCRS will then refer you to the most appropriate service provider in your area.
Step three
That service provider will contact you.
How to contact the TCCRS
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