Working to create a connected and respectful Tasmania
Celebrating 75 Years in 75 Places
We believe that connection and respect are the building blocks of thriving Tasmanian communities, that’s why we’ve set ourselves the vision of: ‘A Connected and Respectful Tasmania’.
In our milestone 75th year, we are embarking on an inspiring mission. By partnering with seventy-five communities across Tasmania, we are asking the question, ‘what is a connected and respectful community to Tasmanians?’
By celebrating 75 years through conversations in 75 places across the state, our hope is to create a Tasmania where every individual is valued, every relationship is nurtured, and every community thrives.
Neighbours Every Day and Healthy Tasmania – Community Grants
We’re very excited to be partnering again with Healthy Tasmania to support and encourage people to connect with their neighbours to increase belonging and minimise loneliness.
We invite local Tasmanian community members, groups and organisations to apply for grants up to $1,500 that can be used to host neighbourly activities in your community.
Keep Tech in Check
In today’s digital age, do you find that you rely heavily on your devices? Do you spend hours scrolling through your feeds?
We get it… our devices are super useful and are essential tools for communication, but did you know they are designed to be highly distracting and addictive which can affect our mental health and overall wellbeing.
Creating healthy digital habits is crucial for minimising these impacts. Simple strategies, such as taking breaks from screens and reconnecting with our surroundings and interacting with people in person, can enhance our wellbeing and relationships.
This project is supported by Healthy Tasmania, an initiative of the Tasmanian Government.
Our Untold Stories
In September 2023, an online gallery created by those impacted by child removal practices was launched. This project was developed by the Find and Connect Reference Group at Relationships Australia Tasmania with the goal of raising awareness of the ‘Forgotten Australians’ and those impacted by forced adoptions.
Our Services
Our expert staff use evidence-based practices to support people
along their journey to change.
Here for all Tasmanians
RA Tas services are welcoming, we celebrate diversity and are committed to inclusive practices and activities
Our 150 staff are located across three main service areas and offer outreach to over 20 regional communities. Ensuring all Tasmanians have access to the support they need, when they need it.
Elder Relationship Service
Counselling support for families who need help negotiating complex issues related to ageing....
Bringing Up Great Kids
Parenting is one of the most important jobs we will ever have. This workshop provides parents with some tips and tools on parental responses that encourage helpful family relationships....
Find & Connect
The Find & Connect support service aims to improve the lives of Forgotten Australians and Former Child Migrants....
Family Law Pathways
Family Law Pathways Networks is a networking program for professionals working with families who are separating, or have separated....
Men Engaging New Strategies Program
A men’s behaviour change program for low to medium risk family violence perpetrators....
Parenting Separately (POP)
Parenting Separately aims to identify and develop useful strategies to deal with difficult situations, and help each parent communicate more effectively with the other....