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Wellbeing resource collection
I am a veteran and no longer serving
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Changing jobs
Changing jobs can be a positive step at any time in life. Knowing your skills and strengths helps with job fit.
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Tasmanian Government Veteran Wellbeing Voucher Program
The Veteran Wellbeing Voucher Program reduces the cost of sport and active recreation membership for eligible Tasmanian veterans, and eligible partners and widowed partners.
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Veteran Retreat
The Tasmanian Veterans' Association creates trauma-informed safe spaces where veterans, families, and communities can reconnect, rest, and heal — managed by veteran volunteers.
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The Veterans & Families Hub in Honour of Tim Fischer AC (Wodonga)
The Hub operates as a single point of access for wellbeing support, advocacy, service navigation and peer connection.
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Emergency hardship and welfare referral pathways Via RSL Queensland
Referral pathways assisting veterans and families experiencing hardship, crisis or welfare concerns.
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National Centre for Veterans Healthcare
Concord Hospital’s National Centre for Veterans’ Healthcare provides outpatient, case-managed integrated care to support veterans’ mental and physical wellbeing.
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NSW Parks Pass
Eligible veterans may access free vehicle entry to participating NSW National Parks
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Operation Thrive
NT Government initiative supporting transition, employment, education, health and wellbeing, and respect and recognition for current and former ADF members and their families.
