Together with St.LukesHealth and Spirit Super (formally Tasplan), we committed $100,000 to support a range of initiatives that will make for a stronger and healthier future for Tasmanians.
Equipped with your stories, we have directed the first round of the 'Pulse of Tasmania' funding to support the following Tasmanian organisations and their programs.
Hear what our CEOs had to say...
Pulse of Tasmania magazine
the program empowers women in the Tasmanian community 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 achieve self-sufficiency through gainful employment.
The peak body for the 35 Neighbourhood Houses around Tasmania. The funding will support Team Care workshops that are designed specifically for Neighbourhood House workers to support their mental health and wellbeing in the workplace and promote healthy team relationships.
Tasmania’s leading health & fitness expo now hosts several ongoing community events, projects & initiatives. The Fitness Calendar, supported by the ‘Pulse of Tasmania’ funding, will provide Tasmanians with access to a variety of thoughtfully designed fitness, health & wellness sessions across Tasmania.
Introducing the
Pulse of Tasmania
magazine
We received so many amazing stories when we asked for them, that we decided to develop a digital magazine to share them with the rest of Tasmania.
We hope that The Pulse of Tasmania magazine will not only become the home of great Tasmanian stories but that it will also be an invaluable resource for anyone seeking credible content about Tasmanians' health and well-being.
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Bank of us is a trading name of B&E Ltd
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