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Veterans' Active Recreation Program
As part of the Tasmanian Government’s election policy ‘Supporting Our Veterans’, the Government committed to provide $225,000 to establish a partnership with the Parks and Wildlife Service to provide an active recreation program for returned service personnel.
Point Assist will receive $225,000 over three years to provide an outdoor recreation experience for returned service personnel in a National Park environment, which provides a challenging outdoor experience, with a focus on mental health and wellbeing, and links to training pathways and employment in outdoor education or eco-tourism.
The involvement of ex-serving personnel in the development and delivery of the program has been stipulated, with a focus on mental health and wellbeing and links to pathways to training and employment in outdoor education and/or eco-tourism.
For further information, please contact Community Policy and Engagement by email at veterans@dpac.tas.gov.au or telephone on 1800 204 224.
More information on the Veterans' Active Recreation Program is available at Point Assist.