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COVID-19 Pandemic - In order to protect the health of our customers and volunteers, we have temporarily closed some of our Lifeline Shops throughout the State.

We’re delighted to announce we are opening the following Lifeline Tasmania Shops in July:

Spreyton Tip Shop - will reopen from Wednesday 15th July. The Shop will operate limited days and hours, Monday to Thursday 10am to 2pm.

Argyle Street Shop - will reopen Tuesday 21st of July. This shop will operate limited days and hours, Tuesday to Friday 10am to 3:30pm.

Stay tuned for further updates about our remaining Shops in the coming weeks.

Thanks for your continued support.

Lifeline Tasmania Shop Locations

Our Lifeline Tasmania Shops help fund approximately 20 per cent of our suicide prevention and post-vention programs. Our shops are staffed throughout the State by more than 200 volunteers donating more than 20,000 hours per year.

Hobart

Address: 147 Argyle Street

Phone: (03) 6231 1882

Open: Tuesday - Friday 10am to 3.30pm (temporary opening hours during the pandemic)

Kingston Beach

Address: 1a Beach Road

Phone: (03) 6229 1319

Open: Currently closed due to the pandemic

Sorell

Address: 32A Cole St

Open: Currently closed due to the pandemic

Shearwater - NEW STORE

Address: 102 Alexander Street

Opening Soon

Devonport

Address: 4 Kempling Street

Phone: (03) 6423 4280

Open: Currently closed due to the pandemic

Spreyton Tip Shop

Address: Bay Drive, Spreyton

Phone: (03) 6427 3424

Open: Monday to Thursday, 10am to 2pm (temporary opening hours during the pandemic)

Latrobe

Address: 116 Gilbert Street

Phone: (03) 6426 1415

Open: Currently closed due to the pandemic

Voted the most popular Op Shop on The Coast by SeaFM!

Ulverstone

Address: 3 Reibey Street

Phone: (03) 6425 7439

Open: Currently closed due to the pandemic

Wynyard

Address: 27 Goldie Street

Phone: (03) 6442 3075

Open: Currently closed due to the pandemic

Volunteering Opportunities

Volunteers are the backbone to our work at Lifeline Tasmania. Without our Volunteers our Op-Shops would simply not exist. If you would like to know more about volunteering at a Lifeline Shop please email [email protected] or if you would like to apply now click here.

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