Divisions
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Community Partnerships and Priorities
- Aboriginal Partnerships
- Aboriginal Heritage Tasmania
- Child and Youth Wellbeing
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Community Policy and Engagement
- Advisory groups
- Centenary of ANZAC
- Companion Card Program
- Concessions Guide
- Prevention of Family and Sexual Violence
- International Women's Day
- Frank MacDonald Memorial Prize
- Significant Tasmanian women
- Tasmanian Honour Roll of Women
- Women on Tasmanian boards and committees
- Veterans Programs
- Seniors Card
- Tasmanian Carer Action Plan
- Older persons
- LGBTIQA+ Tasmanians
- Volunteering
- Our Multicultural Island
- Food Relief to Food Resilience
- People with Disability
- Women
- Community and Disability Services
- Community Grants
- Contact
- Digital Strategy and Services
- Office of Local Government
- Office of Parliamentary Counsel
- Office of Review and Evaluation
- Office of the Secretary
- Office of Security and Emergency Management
- Corporate and Government Services
- Policy Division
- Service Tasmania Unit
- 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
Use the Tasmanian Government Directory to find staff contact details
Social media
Follow our social media accounts to keep up to date with specific programs and initiatives.
Carers - useful links
Providing services for carers throughout Tasmania including:
- information, referral and advice
- carer support and well-being check
- free counselling
- mindfulness and therapeutic groups
- support for young carers
- links to support groups
Freecall™ 1800 242 636
The Carer Gateway:
- provides practical information and advice
- helps you to get the services and support you need
- provides free counselling services over the phone
- provides free coaching to help you in your role
- lets you connect with other carers through a community forum.
Freecall™ 1800 422 737
National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS)
One of the core aims of the NDIS is to better support families and carers in their caring role.
My Aged Care
My Aged Care aims to make it easier for older people, their families and carers to access information on ageing and aged care, have their needs assessed and be supported to find and access services.
Freecall™ 1800 200 422
Mental Health Families and Friends Tasmania
Supporting carers, relatives and friends of people with mental ill health through:
- Telephone information and referral
- Peer support groups, day and evening
- Connecting people with networks, services and community groups
- Carer engagement and participation through Regional advisory groups
- Facilitate carer representation on committees, boards, organisations and networks
- Resources and libraries
- Community awareness and education
- Carer education, workshops and seminars
- Forums and education to community, services, schools and professional workforces from a carer perspective
Freecall™ 1800 985 944
Dementia Australia represent the 472 000 Australians living with dementia and the almost 1.6 million Australians involved in their care.
Freecall™ National Dementia Helpline 1800 100 500
Grandparents and other relatives caring for grandchildren
Support for grandparents and other relatives who are caring for related children through informal arrangements is provided by the Supporting Grandparent Carers Program.
For more information about the Program, contact the Advice and Referral Line on 1800 000 123.
beyondblue – the national depression initiative
Information for carers and relatives of people who have either just been diagnosed, are recovering, or are in the early stages of depression/anxiety.
Call (charges apply) 1300 224 636
The Office of eSafety is committed to helping young people have safe, positive experiences online and encouraging behavioural change, where a generation of Australian children act responsibly online—just as they would offline.
The Office of eSafety provide online safety education for Australian children and young people, a complaints service for young Australians who experience serious cyberbullying, and address illegal online content through the Online Content Scheme.
Tasmanian Carer Action Plan 2021-2024
The Tasmanian Carer Policy 2016 recognised the commitment of unpaid Tasmanian carers and supports them in their caring role, and their active participation in economic, social and community life for themselves and the people for whom they care.
The Tasmanian Carer Policy 2016 has been replaced by Supporting Tasmanian Carers: Tasmanian Carer Action Plan 2021-2024.
Two key elements of the Carer Policy have been retained and have informed the development of Supporting Tasmanian Carers, the Policy Principles and the Policy Scope. There will be a further opportunity to review the Policy Principles and Scope as part of the development of carer recognition legislation (Action 1.1)
Tasmanian Government Concessions
The Tasmanian Government offers a wide range of concessions and discounts on the cost of government services to people on low and fixed incomes, including assistance to afford basic services like electricity, healthcare, housing, education and transport.
Call 1300 13 5513
A photo ID card for people with disability who require lifelong support from a companion carer to participate at community venues and events. Cardholders present their card at participating organisations when purchasing a ticket or paying an admission fee, and receive a ticket for their companion carer at no charge.
Freecall™1800 009 501
To be eligible for the free lifelong Tasmanian Seniors Card you must be:
- A resident of the State,
- 60 years of age or over, and
- Not working more than 20 hours per week in paid employment.
To join, take three pieces of identification (one showing proof of your Tasmanian address and one your date of birth) to Service Tasmania.