Harvey Lennon (left), Hobart City Mission’s incoming CEO It’s just two weeks until John Stubley steps down from his role as CEO of Hobart City Mission. John has had a significant impact on the organisation in his eight years in this role, including the launch of a number of new programs. His replacement, Harvey Lennon …
Volunteers from TasNetworks at last year’s Christmas Assistance Program. Every year, hundreds of families receive support over the Christmas period. We could not do this without the kindness of the local community. In 2020 you helped over 770 families, and gifted 1367 children with presents and toys. This is a massive 71% increase on the …
HCM Support Workers go above and beyond to ensure the best outcomes for clients. Their efforts are often only possible because of generous donors like you Tara* and Nellie* are two support workers at HCM. Last year, they helped Kiara* and her son to leave a dangerous family violence situation. Kiara comes from a migrant …
*model used to protect Mike & Matthew’s identities Matthew first came to Mountain View in November 2020, and says that living at Mountain View has provided a newfound sense of security. “I have my own space here to sit and relax”, says Matthew. “I feel like I can do the things I need to do, …
In mid–September, C3 Church spent the day at Mountain View as part of their But to Serve day. But to Serve is an annual day of volunteering and community projects run by the wonderful team at C3 Church. C3 have supported many of HCM’s programs in the past, creating the outdoor play area at Small …
The Board of Hobart City Mission is pleased to announce the appointment of a new Chief Executive Officer for the organisation, Mr Harvey Lennon. Mr. Lennon joins Hobart City Mission with a wealth of leadership experience, after 20 years in executive roles at the Royal Automobile Club of Tasmania (RACT), including nine years as the …