Community Visitors Scheme

Social Support Manager and CVS State and Territory Network Member

Coordinator (South)

Coordinator (North West)

Email: [email protected]

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TUFC/Lifeline Tas fundraiser

Large scale community events are a great method of normalising mental health conversations and creating awareness of key services operating within this space.

By bringing the community together to share knowledge and reduce stigma creates an environment where members can chat about their mental health and encourage help seeking behaviours.

We hope to raise funds for Lifeline Tasmania so that key services can continue
Employee Assistance Program

Lifeline Tasmania's Employee Assistance Program (EAP) provides support for staff.
Crisis Support Volunteers

Applications for our Crisis Supporter intake for Semester 1, 2023 are now open
Available Volunteer Opportunities

Lifeline's volunteers play an instrumental role in the impact Lifeline has in our community, and more volunteers are always needed.

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