Relationships Australia Tasmania

09/12/2025

1,600 voices.
78 conversations.
1 shared goal, a connected and respectful Tasmania.

Thank you for speaking up. We’re listening and acting on what matters most to you.

For more information on a Connected and Respectful Tasmania visit: https://www.connectedandrespectful.org.au/

CORES Australia

02/12/2025

What happens when 1,600 Tasmanians come together to talk about community?

You get big ideas, honest conversations, and a shared hope for a connected and respectful Tasmania.

Thank you for speaking up, we’ve listened, and your voices will continue to lead the way. Watch this space..

For more information on a Connected and Respectful Tasmania visit: https://www.connectedandrespectful.org.au/

Pflag Tasmania

26/11/2025

From every corner of the state, Tasmanians told us what really matters: connection, respect, and belonging.

We’ve listened, and your voices are guiding the way forward.
Get ready… something big is coming.

For more information visit: https://www.connectedandrespectful.org.au/

Second Echo Ensemble

Helping people and communities thrive

25/11/2025

Today marks the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women.

Through our Gender Equity Committee, we continue to champion workplace practices and education that address the underlying drivers of violence against women.

It is important to remember that digital violence is real violence, and it has lasting impacts on safety, wellbeing and connection.

As we continue our journey towards a connected and respectful Tasmania, we remain committed to building safe communities for all Tasmanians and to advocating for the prevention of systems and practices that enable violence to occur.

Ending violence against women requires collective action, courage and ongoing commitment, and we all have a part to play.

20/11/2025

Today we proudly launched A Connected and Respectful Tasmania, a movement shaped by the voices of more than 1,600 Tasmanians across 78 communities.

We stood with community partners, local organisations and amazing Tasmanians who shared their stories with honesty and heart. Hearing their perspectives again reminded us exactly why this work matters. Real connection grows from small acts of kindness, inclusive spaces and communities where everyone feels they truly belong.

Thank you to everyone who contributed your voice, your time and your heart. This movement belongs to all of us and today is just the beginning.

For more information or to learn how you can get involved visit: https://www.connectedandrespectful.org.au/

19/11/2025

Today is International Mens Day, a time to recognise the men in our lives, celebrate positive role models and support respectful relationships.

Relationships Australia Tasmania wants all men to feel understood and supported. That includes men and boys in all their diversity, including trans men and gender-diverse people who identify with men’s experiences and the people who care about them.

You don’t have to face life’s challenges alone, our counselling and support services are here to help you stay connected, healthy and supported.

To find out more information on how we can support you, call 1300 364 277.

18/11/2025

1,600 Tasmanians.
Over 75 conversations.
One shared vision: a connected and respectful Tasmania.
You spoke, and now, something big is about to begin.
A movement is coming

For more information visit: https://tas.relationships.org.au/tasmanians-speak-we-listen/

Helping people and communities thrive

16/11/2025

Today we acknowledge the 16th anniversary of the National Apology to Forgotten Australians and Former Child Migrants, first delivered in 2009.

The National Apology recognised the deep harm suffered by Australian-born children and child migrants who were placed in institutional care, acknowledging the neglect, abuse and the lasting impact of being denied love, family and belonging.

This year, our remembrance carries special meaning as we come together to officially unveil the new Forgotten Australians Memorial at Tolosa Park, Glenorchy.

Created in partnership with Glenorchy City Council, the memorial is a place of healing and reflection, shaped by the voices of Forgotten Australians.

📅Wednesday 19 November
🕚11:00am – 1:00pm
📍Tolosa Park, Glenorchy, Forgotten Australians Memorial Site - all welcome.

Guests are invited to wear white as a symbol of solidarity and respect.

Today, and every day, we stand with all who were affected, honour their resilience, and commit to keeping their stories heard.

Read and listen to stories of courage and truth at https://ouruntoldstories.com.au/

13/11/2025

If you’re a parent going through a separation, here’s a practical guide to help you navigate post-separation and co-parenting.

12/11/2025

DADS, KIDS and BONDING!

Join Relationships Australia Tasmania on International Men’s Day Wednesday 19th November for two special sessions designed to strengthen the bond between fathers and their children at St Lukes Launceston wellness hub, 93 Cimitiere St Launceston.

Dads Raising Sons – Information Session 💙
Thursday 19th Nov, 5:15pm - 6:15pm at St Lukes Launceston

Explore ways to support your son’s emotional development and help him build strong emotional regulation skills. Learn practical strategies to connect and communicate more effectively.

Book here: https://shorturl.at/wBT38

Dads Raising Daughters – Information Session 💖
Thursday 19th Nov, 6:30pm - 7:30pm at St Lukes Launceston

Discover how to support your daughter’s emotional growth, promote confidence, and nurture a healthy father–daughter relationship.

Book here: https://shorturl.at/75ubl

A great (and free!) opportunity to grow, connect, and learn how to be the dad your kid needs 😊

11/11/2025

What happens when 1,600 Tasmanians come together to talk about community?

You get big ideas, honest conversations, and a shared hope for a connected and respectful Tasmania.

Thank you for speaking up, we’ve listened, and your voices will continue to lead the way. Watch this space...

For more information visit: https://tas.relationships.org.au/tasmanians-speak-we-listen/

Tassie Mums

Helping people and communities thrive

07/11/2025