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- Gambling Support Program
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- Office of the Senior Practitioner
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- Quality and Safety Services
- Tasmanian Disability Services Act 2011
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- Policy Division
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- State Service Management Office
Contact Details
By phone
Find the number of a specific division or office to contact them directly or call Service Tasmania on 1300 135 513.
Our staff
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Compliments and Complaints
Overview
It is important that Community and Disability Services know what is going well with the funded disability and community services that are provided to Tasmanians. It is also important to know when there are problems.
Your feedback is important because it may make something better for you and lead to better community services and support services for people with disability. It may also lead to better communication between people and service providers; assist in identifying areas for improvement and enhance service delivery.
What is feedback?
Feedback can be a compliment for good service, or a complaint about a service you receive or someone else receives that you are unhappy about, or related to an allegation of abuse or neglect.
Who can provide feedback?
Anyone can provide feedback such as, service users, community members, people with disability, families, carers or advocates. You can provide feedback about the service you received or you can provide feedback on behalf of someone else.
Can someone help me to provide feedback?
Yes. You can ask a family member, carer or friend to help. You may like to use an Advocacy service. These services work with you to speak up for yourself to make sure your views and opinions are heard and understood. These services are free, independent and confidential. The following organisations may be able to assist:
- Advocacy Tasmania
- Speak Out Association of Tasmania
- Association of Children with Disability
How can I provide feedback?
Feedback can be provided in writing, in person, by telephone or in an email and some organisations will have forms to help you with providing feedback.
For more information
Please call 03 6166 3657 or email csih.businfoserv@dpac.tas.gov.au