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Community Based Support (CBS) is a not-for-profit Tasmanian organisation delivering aged care and disability services to enable people to live safely in their homes and enjoy access to the community as they wish. Our work ensures quality of life is enhanced by providing a range of support services that are tailored to meet individual needs and goals to maximise independence.
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May 02, 2024

Hitting the mark: Trish Rider’s story

“I had no idea it was something you could do now, I thought it was from the time of Robin Hood!” Trish Rider is talking about archery, a sport she recently tried for the… Read Article Graphic with the words Mercury Talking Point on a faded background of newspaper text
Feb 26, 2024

Talking Point: Carers need and deserve to have a break

Looking after an aged or disabled family member can take a toll, but there is respite help available, writes Community Based Support CEO Allyson Warrington Across Tasmania, family members are called on to care… Read Article
Feb 09, 2024

Safe steps: Trish’s quest for independence

Amidst the rolling hills of South Hobart, Trish has called the same house home for 35 years. Nestled on a steep block with no vehicular access and a dizzy ascent to her front door,… Read Article
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