Education & Training

Tasmania's gender, sexuality and intersex status support and education service.

The purpose of Beaconsfield Child & Family Centre is to improve the health and wellbeing, education and care of Tasmania's children in their early years by supporting parents, strengthening communities and enhancing accessibility of services in the local community.

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Colony 47 is a Tasmanian, non-denominational service provider that is addressing the needs of people who are homeless and the causes of homelessness in our community.

CVGT provides a service for people living with a health condition or disability, including depression and anxiety, to find sustainable employment. We are all about finding people opportunities!

All staff are welcoming and comfortable assisting LGBTIQ+ people and advocating for suitable employment that meets their skills and experience. We also provide in work support for a year following placement to assist with any concerns that may arise within the workplace.

"We get people jobs"

For More Info, visit:  www.cvgt.com.au

Dress for Success Hobart is part of a global movement of change, empowering women to obtain economic independence by providing them with work-appropriate attire, job support mentoring, access to career development workshops and a supportive network to enable them to move forward and achieve self-sufficiency through gainful employment.

DRILL is a youth dance company in nipaluna/Hobart offering creative experiences for young people aged 12-25. We partner our young artists with professionals in the industry to collaborate on projects generating important, socially-relevant dance theatre of the highest artistic calibre. Some of our young artists have ambitions to be performers and some are attracted to our creative process because of our inclusive, accessible and community-driven focus.

East Devonport Neighbourhood House provides a range of services to the East Devonport community. This includes social activities; health and well-being programs; skills and training; food support; information and referral; and community events.

Engender Equality offers a range of specialist family violence training packages for community groups and organisations, corporate workplaces, and other groups across the state.

We are a free, not-for-profit counselling service for people who have experienced complex early childhood trauma and sexual assault, as well as those people who care for and support them in the Launceston area.

Equal Together provides a social and support network for all, particularly gender diverse individuals and families, including friends or family regardless of sexual orientation or gender. They also offer other services.

We are a therapy clinic located in Lindisfarne, TAS, offering both in-person and online therapy services. Specializing in psychosexual therapy and counselling, we provide a safe and welcoming environment for individuals seeking support for psychological and sexual health concerns. Our dedicated team is passionate about guiding and empowering our clients on their journey towards improved well-being and personal growth.

Hamlet is a non-for-profit social enterprise cafe in Hobart. We source local and seasonal produce for our breakfast, lunch, catering and functions options. We also provide work experience opportunities to people in our community facing barriers to employment.

Since its inception in 1999, the Hobart Function and Conference Centre has been the location of thousands of events including weddings, conferences, gala dinners, product launches, training sessions, work functions and more.​

Since opening in 1985, the Kingston Neighbourhood House has welcomed 1000’s of community members to our programs, services and activities. Everything we do is designed to respond to the needs of local community members. We provide support, resources and services designed to improve the health and well-being of all members of the community.

Lifeline Tasmania provides Tasmanians with mental health support and suicide prevention programs across their lifespan. As well as supporting those in crisis, Lifeline provides community and workplace mental health training and operates several programs designed to improve the overall wellbeing of the Tasmanian community. Lifeline offers various volunteering opportunities, social support for older Tasmanians to reduce loneliness and improve their mental wellbeing, ongoing telephone counselling and support to families and communities impacted by suicide.

National Joblink Launceston provides numerous education, employment and training services.

Northern Children’s Network provides quality Child Care via our Early Learning and Child Care Centres, Family Day Care Service and Outside School Hours programs right across Tasmania.

Respect at Work provides workplace training and discussion about respect, inclusion, diversity, fairness and mentally safe environments. Respect at Work also facilitates LGBTIQ+ awareness in workplaces.

Scarlet Alliance Tasmanian Sex Worker Project is run by sex workers, for sex workers.

Sensual Potential is a clinical sexology practice that provides education and counselling

Sexual Assault Support Service (SASS) is a Hobart-based, free and confidential service in Tasmania for people of all ages who have been affected by any form of sexual violence.

SPEAK UP! Stay ChatTY works to promote positive mental health and prevent suicide by normalising conversations about mental health and encouraging people to seek help when they need it. 

St John Ambulance is a self funded charitable organisation dedicated to helping people in sickness, distress, suffering or danger.

Lalita at Stress Free Fast is a counsellor and Self Empowerment Coach.

TasCAHRD is the Tasmanian Council on AIDS, Hepatitis and Related Diseases.

TasTAFE Student Support services are available for all students and aim to make the TasTAFE learning experience easier. We recognise and respect individual differences and value the unique experiences, knowledge and skills that all students bring. TasTAFE has students who come from all parts of Tasmania both rural and urban, from other states of Australia and from many countries across the world and are diverse in gender, gender identity, abilities, caring commitments, languages, ethnicity, cultural background, age, sexual orientation and religious beliefs.

Tresca Community Centre offers a wide range of services, groups and classes including an online centre, rooms for hire, a community garden, Op-Shop, a large playground, a Men's Shed and help with literacy.