Last month, we announced that CEO, John Stubley, will be stepping down from his role at the end of this year. John commenced the role of CEO at Hobart City Mission in December 2013 following six years at Optia Disability Services, and before that, 22 years as an accountant in public practice. Under his leadership, …
Right now, many Tasmanian families are facing hardship and homelessness. They desperately need access to services including housing, essentials, and support. No matter how strong, independent or resourceful those families are, without help, many of them will still end up with nowhere to call home. Tasmanian families need your help. A very generous donor will …
The 100% Hobart Auction kicks off at the end of the month, and we’re calling on local businesses to dig deep this winter and donate to help raise money. The online auction is run in partnership with 7HOFM and raises funds for people who are facing hardship and homelessness in Southern Tasmania. Already a number …
Hobart City Mission is desperately seeking a new location for the Safe Space night program for people experiencing homelessness. Safe Space is a program that helps people who are sleeping rough in Hobart by providing safety, shelter and connection to important services. Currently Safe Space operates a day program and a night program at two …
Hobart City Mission has been the grateful recipient of a wheelchair accessible van, which was generously donated by Ron Marriott. Ron has used a wheelchair since he was two-and-a-half years old and decided to donate his wheelchair accessible van to Hobart City Mission after saving his money and purchasing a new van in December last …
Hobart City Mission has launched its annual fundraising campaign, the Great Southern Pram Push. Between February 11th and 24th, Hobart City Mission are asking people to take the challenge to push themselves to do up to 10,000 steps a day and to raise vital funds to support young mums at Small Steps. The online campaign …