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Florence Nightingale Society of Tasmania
The basic principle of the Society is to enhance the life of aged and/or incapacitated nurses by providing equipment to enable them to enjoy an extension of their independence, mobility and comfort. The society is able to assist with equipment on an "on loan" basis including: wheelchairs, walkers, special chairs, commode/shower chairs, heat packs, special doonas, stools, beds, mattresses, spectacles, dentures and hearing aids.
23 Parliament St
Suburb: SANDY BAY
State: TAS
Postcode: 7005
(03) 6223 6255 (BH)
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Understanding the price you pay for care is essential for managing the cost of living. That’s our mission, to provide you with clarity and a better deal on the cost of care.
TAS, Australia
The Recorded Book Service helps people with a print disability to access books and information on cassette. Eligibility criteria apply. Recorded Book clients may visit the library and choose their own material or they may be clients of the Homebound Service where the items are delivered to them.
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Northern Community Equipment Scheme
TAS, Australia
The Northern Community Equipment Scheme aims to provide equipment to help people who live independently in their own homes when they have a short or long term disability. Must be a Tasmanian resident and hold a health care card or other eligible concession card.
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Ipswich, Australia
With our lockdown, the down turn of my job and not qualifying for the new government assistance, not having a vehicle to run myself around I am putting my kids ahead of my own stigma today and ask for any assistance with obtaining support with some groceries, to make matters more difficult I have a child with sever allergies to nuts, dairy and wheat and the urgent issue of epipens which I need to prioritize in having renewed - this also makes food shopping near impossible utilizing the support of local food bank and significantly more expensive. Is there any food vouchers that can be accessed online to use with the supermarkets who offer a click and collect service or home delivery?
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Riverside
Looking after Launceston and surrounding suburbs.
Specialising in cutting, colouring & perms
