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TAS, Australia
Advocacy Tasmania is an independent, non profit organisation working to assist older people, people with disabilities and their carers to protect and promote their rights and interests. This service can provide information about rights and help clients resolve problems or complaints.
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AASE is a broad-based non-categorical association concerned with all who have special education needs. It aims to promote the rights of adults and children with special educational needs and provide support to people involved in special education. Please Note: The Association does not have a physical presence in Tasmania.
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State Affiliate of ASSID: a peak body for intellectual disability. Aims to promote the study and understanding of intellectual disability.
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Clarence Pensioners Association Inc.
TAS, Australia
Advance and protect the interests of all pensioners and work for pensioners rights and welfare. Social activities and monthly bus outings for pensioners. The Association regularly invites guest speakers to address the monthly meetings, and conducts fund raising activities (such as raffles and stalls) with proceeds donated to those in need.
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Kingborough Older Women's Group
TAS, Australia
The Kingborough Older Women's Group aims to provide enrichment, mutual support and friendship amongst older women. Meets for coffee every Monday. Monthly group meetings to discuss issues of importance to older women. The Group also aims to: . enhance a positive image of older women. . address issues of discrimination against older women. . provide and disseminate information for and about older women.
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National Council of Women of Tasmania Inc.
TAS, Australia
NCWT consists of approximately 25 affiliated, non-government organisations in southern Tasmania with statewide links to over 4,000 women. The affiliated organisations are voluntary groups working together, helping each other, the community and its families.
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Tasmanian Association of Community Houses
TAS, Australia
The Tasmanian Association of Community Houses (TACH) is the peak body for 34 Community Houses and Neighbourhood Centres around the State. Guided by a voluntary executive committee of 9 elected Neighbourhood House representatives from the 3 Tasmanian regions. TACH, through it's member houses, is committed to supporting communities find innovative solutions to their needs.
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Tasmanian Council on Intellectual Disability
TAS, Australia
Aims to address and articulate the needs of family and individuals through Tasmania and lobby to ensure people with an intellectual disability are equal participating members in the community.
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TAS, Australia
Lobbies government all levels of government for a better way of life for Tasmanian pensioners. Confidential advice and assistance in relation to problems and benefits (eg filling in forms, accommodation problems, problems with neighbours). List of tradesman and a handy man service for members. Arranges regular social activities (dances, lunches, card afternoons) and meetings with guest speakers are provided by local branches.
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Association for Children with Disabilities
TAS, Australia
Information, advocacy, referral and support. Camps for mothers of children with a disability.
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